Goal 4: 2-Year Milestones
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Success is measured by 2-year milestones1
Enable exchange of interoperable data so that healthcare, STLTs, federal agency partners, and CDC programs can access and use data they need, when they need it.
Milestones by End of 2023
Milestones by End of 2023
Milestones by End of 2024
Milestones by End of 2024
CDC selects a QHIN and has identified at least 2 public health use cases for TEFCA, establishing a pathway for data exchange with healthcare systems and providers
CDC selects a QHIN and has identified at least 2 public health use cases for TEFCA, establishing a pathway for data exchange with healthcare systems and providers
CDC launches pilots for at least 2 public health use cases with TEFCA (e.g., query data from healthcare settings for urgent public health investigations)
CDC launches pilots for at least 2 public health use cases with TEFCA (e.g., query data from healthcare settings for urgent public health investigations)
Standard language and terms for data protection and use agreed upon with public health partners for Core Data Sources, consistent with ACD DSW recommendations
Standard language and terms for data protection and use agreed upon with public health partners for Core Data Sources, consistent with ACD DSW recommendations
Data access and use under established language and terms across at least 15% of funded states and territories for Core Data Sources, including case data
Data access and use under established language and terms across at least 15% of funded states and territories for Core Data Sources, including case data
New data access agreement established to enable easier sharing of emergency department data from NSSP across STLTs and CDC programs
New data access agreement established to enable easier sharing of emergency department data from NSSP across STLTs and CDC programs
At least 50% of existing NSSP jurisdictions adopt new data access agreement to enable easier sharing of emergency department data across STLTs and CDC programs
At least 50% of existing NSSP jurisdictions adopt new data access agreement to enable easier sharing of emergency department data across STLTs and CDC programs
Minimal data elements necessary for public health response defined for at least case and lab data, in collaboration with STLT partners and CDC programs
Minimal data elements necessary for public health response defined for at least case and lab data, in collaboration with STLT partners and CDC programs
Minimal data elements necessary for public health response defined for multiple data sources, in collaboration with STLT partners and CDC programs
Minimal data elements necessary for public health response defined for multiple data sources, in collaboration with STLT partners and CDC programs
Number of public health data sets published by CDC with metadata utilizing FAIR open data principles increased by 10%
Number of public health data sets published by CDC with metadata utilizing FAIR open data principles increased by 10%
Potential impact: Standardized language and terms for data use introduced across healthcare and public health, enabling greater data quality and easier data sharing