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CDC works around the clock to get the right information into the right hands at the right time. To meet increasing demands for speed and accuracy, we must constantly improve how we track and report illness and other health conditions. CDC’s Surveillance Strategy is navigating change by improving the value of our data, beginning with how we interface with states.
CDC SURVEILLANCE STRATEGY
Learn about our core strategy behind improvements in public health surveillance data.
Progress and Projects
See how modernizing disease surveillance is making an impact now—and where we’re going next.
INFORMATICS AND INNOVATION
Get connected to speakers, new trends in Health IT, and innovative projects across CDC and beyond.
Publications and Resources
Find articles, information, and background on CDC's ongoing work to improve surveillance data.
Multimedia
Click on Conversations with CDC Surveillance Experts to learn how surveillance works from tracking everyday issues, like food poisoning, to understanding how we capture and report vital statistics
In The News
- Another company recalls kratom after illness reported, Food Safety News, April 19, 2018
- More illnesses reported in E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce, CNN.com
- CDC says addiction treatment, syringe service programs are key in preventing spread of Hep C; Beckley Register-Herald, April 18, 2018
- Endocarditis Joins HIV and Hepatitis Among Infections Related to Opioid Epidemic, ContagionLive.com, April 18, 2018
- How is health care in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria? No one knows., WashingtonPost.com, April 18, 2018
- Intermountain study to link genomic data to clinical outcomes, Health Data Management, April 18, 2018
- Senate bill calls for data, technology to combat opioid crisis, Health Data Management, April 18, 2018
- 7 challenges physicians face accessing patient data, Health Data Management, April 18, 2018
- Page last reviewed: February 1, 2018
- Page last updated: April 19, 2018
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