H1N1 Influenza: How Social Media Improves Communication & Collaboration For Public Health
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How Ozmosis, the Physician's Trusted Network used a social media platform to keep physicians informed and up to date during the H1N1 Pandemic wave in 2009.
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Contagious diseases have been a global issue throughout history. Various organizations monitor disease outbreaks and work to prevent epidemics. While the media can help spread awareness, their coverage of disease is sometimes exaggerated. Proper surveillance of known and unknown diseases is important for public health efforts. Vaccines have largely helped control diseases, but some choose not to vaccinate due to personal beliefs. Coordinated efforts between health and government agencies are needed to improve disease surveillance and response.
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Chapter 7 Discussion. Hundreds of hospitals, clinics, and health departments automatically
report certain symptoms and diagnoses to the government each day. This practice of
biosurveillance helps officials track the spread of flu, detect outbreaks, and watch for odd
symptoms that might signal a brand new disease or bioterrorism. Although information is
reported daily, doctors rarely know what their colleagues nearby are diagnosing. Instead they
often call the health department to ask if anyone has heard of any outbreak of certain cases.
Work is being done to create a mechanism to track diseases before they become outbreaks (CNS
News 2011). Researchers are working on technology that will link local biosurveillance to
electronic health records, and even mobile applications. Providing data on the amount of disease
or infection that is spreading locally can improve diagnosis and treatment methods. Federal
health officials are working to create an easy-to-use web tool that will allow doctors and
consumers to search for local surveillance information. Websites and mobile applications such as
HealthMap, CDC Influenza, and Flu Near You are tools used to track cases in specific areas.
Explore the Web sites (links in the Module) for the CDC, the California Department of Health
Division of Communicable Disease Control, CalREDIE, and HealthMap. HealthMap has a video
in the About section explaining how they gather data and how it can be used . As you explore
these sites look for information on current disease outbreaks. Through the disease reporting in
various databases you can see that information is becoming more widely available to healthcare
providers and the public. Coronavirus (COVID-19) world-wide is being monitored through the
World Health Organization. Links to an external site.US cases are tracked in local and state
databases and nationally by the CDCLinks to an external site. and Johns Hopkins Corona Virus
Resource CenterLinks to an external site. (global and US tracking) We are entering the time of
year, there is always a high incidence of influenza and the CDC reports weekly tracking of
positive testing for influenza. Influenza Surveillance Report.Links to an external site. The 2022-
2023 flu season is just ending and tracking for the 2023-2024 begins. The California Department
of Public Health recently reported that sexually transmitted diseases reached a new high in
California. Link to the article.Links to an external site. Specified diseases and conditions are
mandated by state laws and regulations to be reported by healthcare providers and laboratories to
the local health officer - reportable diseases in California. Discussion Instructions: In the
discussion thread describe information you found on current outbreaks that are occurring
nationally and/or in California. How does technology and the availability of secondary data
sources help healthcare providers in treating patients? In your post, provide at least one reason
why technology is.
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- 1. Ozmosis, Inc. Lessons Learned From H1N1 July 16, 2009
- 2. Physicians And Healthcare Institutions Are Embracing Social Networking 60% of doctors are interested in physician social networks 271 Hospitals have an active presence on Facebook, Twitter or YouTube
- 6. The H1N1 Influenza Outbreak Is The First Test Of A New Partnership Tracks disease outbreaks globally First to alert CDC of Swine Flu outbreak in Mexico Combines real and virtual intelligence-gathering 24x7 operation centers, analysts fluent in 40+ languages Trusted network of licensed and verified physicians Secure, web platform - accessible at point of care Enables rapid dissemination of information and facilitates collaboration among providers
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