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Public Health Reporting ELIGIBLE HOSPITAL/CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITAL SYNDROME SURVEILLANCE REPORTING (2015 MODIFIED STAGE 2 MU, OBJECTIVE 10, MEASURE 2) OHIO S MEANINGFUL USE POLICY SYNDROME SURVEILLANCE

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How to fill out syndromic surveillance fact sheet:

1. Start by gathering necessary information about the surveillance event or outbreak, such as date, time, and location.
2. Provide demographic information about the affected individuals, including age, gender, and any relevant underlying health conditions.
3. Document the specific symptoms or conditions observed in the individuals, including fever, respiratory distress, gastrointestinal issues, or any other relevant indicators.
4. Include information about any known exposures or risk factors, such as travel history or contact with sick individuals.
5. Use standardized coding systems, such as the International Classification of Diseases (ICD), to classify and categorize the symptoms or conditions.
6. Ensure accurate and complete documentation by using clear and concise descriptions and avoiding ambiguity.
7. Add any additional relevant information, such as laboratory test results or clinical assessments.
8. Review and verify the information entered for accuracy and completeness before submitting the fact sheet.

Who needs syndromic surveillance fact sheet:

1. Public health agencies and departments rely on syndromic surveillance fact sheets to monitor and track the spread of diseases or outbreaks within their jurisdiction.
2. Healthcare providers use these fact sheets to document and report cases of potential public health significance.
3. Researchers and epidemiologists utilize syndromic surveillance fact sheets to analyze and study trends, patterns, and risk factors associated with certain diseases or conditions.

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What is syndromic surveillance fact sheet?

A syndromic surveillance fact sheet is a document that provides information and guidelines on how to collect, analyze, and report syndromic surveillance data to monitor public health trends and outbreaks.

Who is required to file syndromic surveillance fact sheet?

Healthcare providers, hospitals, and other healthcare facilities that collect syndromic data are typically required to file syndromic surveillance fact sheets.

How to fill out syndromic surveillance fact sheet?

To fill out a syndromic surveillance fact sheet, providers must collect relevant patient data, complete the required fields with accurate and timely information, and submit it according to established reporting protocols.

What is the purpose of syndromic surveillance fact sheet?

The purpose of the syndromic surveillance fact sheet is to facilitate the early detection of public health threats by enabling continuous monitoring of disease symptoms and trends.

What information must be reported on syndromic surveillance fact sheet?

Information that must be reported typically includes patient demographics, clinical symptoms, diagnosis codes, and any relevant timestamps of encounters.