Goal 1: 2-Year Milestones
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Success is measured by 2-year milestones1
Ensure Core Data Sources2 are more complete, timely, rapidly exchanged, and available to support the integrated ability to detect, monitor, investigate, and respond to public health threats.
Milestones by End of 2023
Milestones by End of 2023
Milestones by End of 2024
Milestones by End of 2024
STLTs enabled to submit a generic core case data feed that can be used for national disease notification
STLTs enabled to submit a generic core case data feed that can be used for national disease notification
Core case data for select nationally notifiable conditions are reported using a common format, using a CDC Front Door concept, and shared back in near real-time for CDC programs and STLT partners to access
Core case data for select nationally notifiable conditions are reported using a common format, using a CDC Front Door concept, and shared back in near real-time for CDC programs and STLT partners to access
90% of ELC recipients are connected to one or multiple intermediaries (e.g., AIMS, ReportStream, HIEs) for lab data
90% of ELC recipients are connected to one or multiple intermediaries (e.g., AIMS, ReportStream, HIEs) for lab data
Almost 100% of ELC recipients are connected to multiple intermediaries (e.g., AIMS, ReportStream, HIEs) for lab data
Almost 100% of ELC recipients are connected to multiple intermediaries (e.g., AIMS, ReportStream, HIEs) for lab data
90% of State Public Health Labs have implemented ETOR (e.g., web
portal, direct integration, or use of intermediary) with at least 1
healthcare partner for at least 1 lab program
90% of State Public Health Labs have implemented ETOR (e.g., web
portal, direct integration, or use of intermediary) with at least 1
healthcare partner for at least 1 lab program
100% of State Public Health Labs have implemented ETOR (e.g., web portal, direct integration, or use of intermediary) with at least 1 healthcare partner for at least 1 lab program
100% of State Public Health Labs have implemented ETOR (e.g., web portal, direct integration, or use of intermediary) with at least 1 healthcare partner for at least 1 lab program
50% of lab test order requests received electronically at CDC infectious disease labs (e.g., using ETOR, CSTOR, intermediary)
50% of lab test order requests received electronically at CDC infectious disease labs (e.g., using ETOR, CSTOR, intermediary)
Reduced time to send mortality data to and receive coded cause of death data from CDC for 12–15 jurisdictions3 through use of FHIR messaging
Reduced time to send mortality data to and receive coded cause of death data from CDC for 12–15 jurisdictions3 through use of FHIR messaging
Reduced time to send mortality data to and receive coded cause of death data from CDC for 30 additional jurisdictions (42–45 total)3 through use of FHIR messaging
Reduced time to send mortality data to and receive coded cause of death data from CDC for 30 additional jurisdictions (42–45 total)3 through use of FHIR messaging
CDC receives and ensures access to commercial lab data from at least 2 major national commercial labs to enable situational awareness across multiple conditions
CDC receives and ensures access to commercial lab data from at least 2 major national commercial labs to enable situational awareness across multiple conditions
CDC receives and ensures access to commercial lab data from at least 3 major national and regional commercial labs to enable situational awareness across multiple conditions
CDC receives and ensures access to commercial lab data from at least 3 major national and regional commercial labs to enable situational awareness across multiple conditions
Increased participation to 80% (from 73% today) of U.S. non-federal
emergency departments to increase representativeness of NSSP data sources and users
Increased participation to 80% (from 73% today) of U.S. non-federal
emergency departments to increase representativeness of NSSP data sources and users
Potential impact: <7 days needed to detect a suspected disease outbreak and begin nation-wide monitoring, through using faster case, lab, emergency department, mortality data
1. Accomplishing the Public Health Data Goals requires collaboration and partnership with STLTs, healthcare partners, and other federal agencies
2. Case (including electronic case reporting [eCR]), lab (including electronic lab reporting [ELR], Electronic Test Orders and Results [ETOR]), emergency department (including National Syndromic Surveillance Program [NSSP] emergency department data), vital statistics, immunization, healthcare capacity (including National Healthcare Safety Network [NHSN] data)