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Data Needs for Public/Population Health Going Beyond Surveillance Steven J Steindel, Ph.D. Senior Advisor, Data Standards and Vocabulary Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Public Health Data Standards Consortium 3/18/04 TM 0 - specimen Infectious Disease Surveillance View 3 Clincal Site 4N LRN Level A Lab 4P 6.1 - new case HHS 4.1 - suspicion 4.12 15 2.1 - suspicion 4.2 4.11 14 15 2N 1 FBI 14 State PH Dept 2P 6N 4.13 6.13 CDC 6.11 6P 5 14 15 6.12 Regular Lab 7 13 8 9 Local PH Dept 6.2 12 CDC Response Team LRN Level B,C Lab 11 10 - New Event 10 Outbreak Community Contaminated Bldg. Vaccination Center 10 Contractor Response Team FBI Response Team Local Response Team Hospital TM CDC’s View of Public Health: Our Centers • Chronic Disease (NCCDPHP) • Environmental Health (NCEH) • Health Statistics (NCHS) • Infectious Disease (NCID) • Injury (NCIPC) • Birth Defects (NCBDDD) • Immunization (NIP) • Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) TM Leading Causes of Death: 2000 Cause Number Rate/100K Heart Disease 710 760 258.2 Cancer 553 091 200.9 Stroke 167 661 60.9 Chronic Respiratory 122 009 44.3 Unintentional Injury 97 900 35.6 Diabetes 69 301 25.2 Influenza/pneumonia 65 313 23.7 Alzheimer 49 558 18 Renal failure 37 251 13.5 Septicemia 31 224 11.3 Other 499 283 181.4 Total 2 403 351 873.1 TM Actual Causes of Death: 2000 Cause Number 1990 Number 2000 Tobacco 400 000 435 000 Poor diet/activity 300 000 400 000 Alcohol 100 000 85 000 Microbial agents 90 000 75 000 Toxic agents 60 000 65 000 Motor vehicle 25 000 43 000 Firearms 35 000 29 000 Sexual behavior 30 000 20 000 Illicit drug use 20 000 17 000 1 060 000 1 159 000 Total AH Mokad, JS Marks, DF Stroup, JL Gerberding. Actual Causes of Death in the United States, 2000. JAMA. 2004;291:1238-1245 TM Mission of Consortium • Find and Fill • Missing data gaps • With reproducible standards TM Data Specificity HL7 RIM PH Domain Information Model Other Industry Data Models Environmental Health Tracking, BT, etc. PH Logical Data Model Physical Database Implementations Messages TM CDC and the Consortium • Founding Membership • All intentions of being active in BOD • Decision on leadership position on hold • Wants Consortium to: • Augment not compete with other partners • Help identify and implement needed data standards for population health • Serve as a unifying body to state's data standards needs TM