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DAILY GLANCE

6:00pm-7:00pm The Grove Hotel / Grand Ballroom

EVENING EVENT

FELLOWSHIP GRADUATION CEREMONYOpen to all attendees. During the event, CSTE will recognize the work of our fellowship programs. Attendees will enjoy a cash bar with light hors d’oeuvres. RSVP is required at registration to attend.

Start End Room Function

7:00am 4:00pm Lobby Registration and Attendee Check-In

7:00am 4:00pm Eagle Networking Hall

7:00am 9:00am Eagle Coffee/Tea Service

7:30am 4:00pm Perch Business Office Speaker Ready

Position Statements

7:30am 4:00pm Room Behind 440 Lactation Room

10:00am 10:30am Eagle AM Break

3:00pm 3:30pm Eagle PM Break

3:00pm 3:30pm Eagle Concurrent Poster Sessions Featuring

Poster Award Finalists

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WORKSHOPS


8:00am 4:15pm 410B Applying Environmental Health Surveillance Methods and Tools with a Focus on Wildfire and Water Issues*

8:00am 4:45pm 400B Real-Time Use of Whole Genome Sequencing to Help Solve Foodborne and Zoonotic Disease Outbreaks*

8:00am 5:00pm 410A Surveillance Issues for Mental Health and Substance Abuse*

8:00am 5:00pm Firs/Cottonwoods

Zika: Lessons Learned From a Cross Cutting Response*

8:15am 5:00pm Salmon/Snake Engaging Communities for Occupational Health and Safety*

8:30am 5:00pm 410C Epi Info™ for Mobile and Web/Cloud*

8:30am 5:00pm 400C Healthcare-Associated Infections and Antimicrobial Resistance: Contain, Control, and Prevent*

8:30am 5:00pm 400A Integrating eCR at your Agency: Harvesting the Ripe Fruits of our Labor*

8:30am 4:00pm Grand Ballroom at The Grove

Hotel

Molecular Epidemiology for Epidemiologists (invitation only)*

8:30am 5:00pm 420B National Association of State Public Health Veterinarians (NASPHV) Annual Business Meeting*

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8:30am 5:00pm 420A National Meeting of Influenza Surveillance Coordinators*

8:30am 5:00pm Willows/Pines Public Health 3.0: Increased Demand for Data Driven Community Health Improvement*

8:45am 5:15pm 430B Expanding the Toolkit to Address Emerging Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Issues*

9:00am 5:00pm Payette Parity or Disparity? Methods to Analyze, Identify, and Present Surveillance Data for Health Equity*

10:00am 3:00pm 430A Finding the Gems in the Injury ICD-10-CM Transition*

1:00pm 5:00pm 440 Legionnaires’ disease: A practical guide to outbreak response and primary prevention (half day)*

Boise Centre

WORKSHOPS

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6:30pm-8:30pm Basque Block

EVENING EVENT

O P E N I N G R E C E P T I O NOpen to all attendees and is an excellent opportunity to connect with colleagues. Attendees will enjoy a cash bar with light hors d’oeuvres. RSVP is required at registration to attend. Guests registered for the conference may attend the reception or a guest fee for admission applies.





7:30am 4:00pm Perch Business Office / Speaker Ready /

Position Statements

7:30am 4:00pm Room behind 440 Lactation Room

8:00am 8:15am Payette Moderator Training on Presentation System (Confex)

8:15am 10:00am Falcon/Hawk Plenary Session



Boise Centre

DAILY GLANCE


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ROUNDTABLE SESSIONS

Room Committee Session

T H E G R O V E H OT E L

Clearwater Chronic Disease/MCH / Oral Health

Data Communication for Epidemiologists: Hard Lessons Learned from the Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs’ Data Translation Project

Riverfork Cross Cutting I Engaging Stakeholders to Develop a Robust State Health Assessment

Whitewater Cross Cutting II Developing Resources and Tools for Health Departments to Prepare for, and Respond to, Water-Related Emergencies and Outbreaks

Rapids Environmental Health

The Future of the CSTE Climate Change Indicators: Where Does SEHIC Go from Here?

B O I S E C E N T R E

Eagle Cross Cutting III Mentor Coffee Break

Cottonwoods Infectious Disease I Sponsored Session

Flu Near You – Utility of Participatory Surveillance in Health Department Settings

Willows Infectious Disease II

New Development Teams and Projects from CIFOR, the Council to Improve Foodborne Outbreak Response


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Pines Occupational Health

Enhancing Worker Safety and Health in Indian Country

Snake Position Statements (Members-Only)

Infectious Disease Position Statements Roundtable I

Salmon Surveillance Informatics I

Building Electronic Case Reports: Is There Such a Thing As Too Much Information?

Firs Surveillance Informatics II

Submission into the NHSN Antimicrobial Use and Resistance Module – Obstacles, Solutions and Lessons Learned from State and National Perspectives


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Welcome Plenary

Joseph McLaughlin Chief of Epidemiology/State Epidemiologist

Alaska Department of Health and Social Services

Janet Hamilton Surveillance and Reporting Section Manager

Florida Department of Health

Elke Shaw-Tulloch

Public Health Administrator

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare

Tackling the Overdose and Opiod Epidemic from Multiple Angles*

Caleb J. Banta-Green Principal Research Scientist, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute

Affiliate Associate Professor, School of Public Health,

University of Washington

Debra Houry Director National Center for Injury Prevention and Control

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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10:00am - 10:30am Boise Centre - Eagle

POSTER SESSIONS

10:30am - 12:00pm Boise Centre

BREAKOUT SESSIONS


Payette Chronic Disease / MCH / Oral Health

Nature Versus Nurture: Health Disparities in Chronic Disease and MCH Epidemiology*

420A Cross Cutting You Are What You Eat: Foodborne Epi Capacity*

430A Environmental Health

Disaster Epidemiology: Applying Tools for Long Term Tracking of Public Health Impacts*

400C Infectious Disease I Zika: Fighting the Bite beyond the Tropics*400A Infectious Disease II #RESISTance* 410A Infectious Disease III Protecting the Particular Populace from

Vaccine-Preventable Diseases*440 Injury The ICD-10-CM Transition: Avoid

Dropping It Like A Hot Potato*420B Occupational

Health IScaling Borah Peak: Challenges and New Methods in Occupational Health Surveillance*

430B Occupational Health II

So Much Sunshine! — Issues for Outdoor Work*

410C Substance Abuse Mixed Gems: Topics in Behavioral Health Surveillance *

400B Surveillance/Informatics I

RCKMS: Climbing to Success Together*

410B Surveillance/Informatics II

Laboratory Reporting Gems*


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ROUNDTABLE SESSIONS



Clearwater Chronic Disease/MCH/Oral Health

Building and Sustaining Epidemiology Capacity for CD/MCH/Oral Health

Riverfork Cross Cutting I Epidemiology Methods Subcommittee Meeting


CSTE Disaster Epidemiology Subcommittee: Impacting Disaster Preparedness, Response, and Recovery Using Epidemiology

Whitewater Injury Prevention 2015 Injury Analysis Decisions – ICD-10-CM Transition and 4th Quarter Data


Willows Cross Cutting II Public Health Policy in the Nation’s Capital

Snake Infectious Disease

Vectorborne Diseases Subcommittee Meeting


Progress on Responding to CSTE Position Statement 14-OH-02: Including Industry and Occupation in NNDSS

Firs Substance Abuse Behavioral Health Surveillance Projects

Salmon Surveillance / Informatics I

Surveillance & Informatics Steering Committee Meeting - New Members Welcome

Cottonwoods Surveillance/Informatics II

RCKMS Authoring Interface Training – Invitation Only (12:30 pm – 1:45 pm)


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2:00pm - 3:30pm Boise Centre

BREAKOUT SESSIONS


430A Chronic Disease/MCH/Oral Health I

Cultivating Maternal and Child Health*

Payette Chronic Disease/MCH/Oral Health II

What’s up Doc?: Clinical Perspectives*

430B Cross Cutting Lightning Session: Cross Cutting*


Environmental Health Investigations and Hot Potatoes*

400C Infectious Disease I Lightning Session: Healthcare-Associated Infections*

400A Infectious Disease II Spoiler Alert: It Wasn’t the Chicken Salad*

410A Infectious Disease III Here a Woof, There an Oink, Everywhere a Buzz Buzz*

440 Injury Suicide Epidemiology and Surveillance*

420B Occupational Health

CSTE Occupational Health Subcommittee Meeting*

410C Substance Abuse Lightning Session: Fly Fishing Through Behavioral Health*

400B Surveillance/Informatics I

Quick Surveillance Success Stories: Perinatal Hep B, Cervical Cancer, VPDs, and Emerging Infections*


Harvesting the Wealth from Electronic Health Records*


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POSTER SESSIONS


BREAKOUT SESSIONS


Payette Chronic Disease/MCH/Oral Health I

Using the Trees to See the Forest: Innovative Surveillance Methods*

410C Chronic Disease/MCH/Oral Health II

Grin and Bear It: Oral Health Epidemiology*

430B Cross Cutting There is a Method to the Madness: Novel Methods in Epidemiology*


Tools and Methods in Environmental Health Surveillance and Practice*

400C Infectious Disease I Lightning Session: Vaccine-Preventable Diseases and Respiratory Diseases*

400A Infectious Disease II Finally, a Session Without Zika*410A Infectious Disease III The Hot Potatoes of Hepatitis*420B Occupational

Health IAs Quick as Instant Potatoes: Agriculture, Infectious Disease, and Respiratory Health Quick Takes*

440 Occupational Health II

Thrown by a Bronco or Attacked by a Vandal, We Got You Covered: Analyses of Workers’ Compensation Data*

420A Substance Abuse Mental Health and Disparities*400B Surveillance/

Informatics IElectronic Case Reporting: Finding the Trail to Success*


Esto Perpetua: Electronic Lab Reporting Successes*


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GIS Network for Chronic Disease Prevention and Management

Riverfork Cross Cutting Population Health and Public Health 3.0: Exploring Domains and Definitions


Population Monitoring after a Radiological Event Using a Community Reception Center (CRC) Electronic Data Collection Tool

Whitewater Occupational Health

Occupational Health Indicators Workgroup Meeting


Snake Infectious Disease I

Growing the Garden: Expansion of Healthcare-Associated and Antibiotic Resistant Infections Programs


Introducing CDC’s Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak Investigation Toolkit: Resources to Enhance Response Capacity Among Epidemiologists

Pines Infectious Disease III

Addressing Major Challenges to the Prevention and Control of Shigellosis: Working with CDC to Leverage New Resources

Salmon Surveillance/ Informatics I

What Should be a Reportable Disease?


ROUNDTABLE SESSIONS


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Firs Surveillance/ Informatics II

Closing the Gap in HIV Care Continuum- Automation of Electronic Laboratory Reports (ELR) Linkage to Improve Clinical Performance Measures

Cottonwoods Surveillance/ Informatics II Sponsored Session

eCR in Action: A Use-case to Demonstrate eCR capabilities in Maven

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6:30am - 7:30am Boise Centre

MORNING EVENT

C S T E R U N / WA L K E V E N TThis is open to runners and walkers of all abilities. There is no fee for the event, but we do ask for confirmation of attendance at registration for further direct communications and details. T-shirts are available for purchase through conference registration only with limited sizes available after early-bird registration. A map of the route will be provided on the conference website. The goal is for attendees to enjoy themselves while getting a little bit of exercise!



7:30am 4:00pm Perch Business Office / Speaker Ready /

Position Statements




8:00am 8:15am Payette Moderator Training on Presentation System (Confex)




Boise Centre

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6:30pm-8:30pm The Grove Hotel

EVENING EVENT

P R E S I D E N T ’ S B A N Q U E TEvent is a casual dinner featuring a lecture in memory of Dr. Jonathan Mann and an awards ceremony to honor members. This is a fee event and admission is not included with conference registration. Dinner is served during the banquet with entrée selections limited to those chosen by CSTE; no substitutions are available. Business attire please.


ROUNDTABLE SESSIONS



Riverfork Cross Cutting I Workforce Subcommittee Meeting

Whitewater Cross Cutting II A Public Health Toolkit: Drug Diversion in Healthcare Settings


Updates from CDC’s National Environmental Public Health Tracking Program on Content Workgroup Activities


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Clearwater Occupational Health

Expanding the Use of Workers’ Compensation Data for Occupational Health Surveillance and Outreach – A Working Roundtable


Cottonwoods Chronic Disease/MCH/Oral Health Sponsored Session

Tutorial Demonstration: Capturing the Silent Killer: Clues from National Cardiovascular Health (CVH) Surveillance Sources


Surveillance and Monitoring of Non-Influenza Viral Respiratory Disease: Leveraging Influenza Surveillance Systems


Infectious Disease Position Statements Roundtable II

Pines Substance Abuse

Marijuana Subcommittee Meeting

Salmon Surveillance Informatics I

Thoughtful Public Health Reporting: How Does What You Ask Impact What You Get?

Firs Surveillance Informatics II

Coordinating the Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PHEP) Cooperative Agreement with Other CDC Cooperative Agreement Investments in Surveillance


ROUNDTABLE SESSIONS


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8:30am - 10:00am Falcon/Hawk

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The Evolving Relationship between the Environment and Health*

Jacqueline MacDonald-Gibson Associate Professor

Gillings School of Public Health,

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Lyle Petersen

Director, Division of Vector-Borne Diseases

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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POSTER SESSIONS


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BREAKOUT SESSIONS



In the Mix: A MCH/ CD Potpourri*

440 Cross Cutting Identifying Health Disparities*


All Things Considered Environmental Health*

400C Infectious Disease I Lightning Session: HIV, STD, and Hepatitis C*

400A Infectious Disease II One of These Things is Not Like The Others*

420A Infectious Disease III Nothing Usual About Tracking What’s Unusual in Infectious Diseases*

410A Infectious Disease IV

Data Digging to Uncover Spudtacular Outbreaks*

420B Occupational Health I

Shooting the Rapids: Occupational Injury, Emergencies, and Social Marketing Quick Takes*

430B Occupational Health II

Trekking the Oregon Trail for the Reduction of Lead Exposure: Part1*

410C Substance Abuse Drug Overdose Surveillance*

400B Surveillance / Informatics I

Finding Treasure in the Valley of Surveillance*

410B Surveillance / Informatics II

Getting Better Every Day: Surveillance Modernization*


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ROUNDTABLE SESSIONS


Off - Site Cross Cutting II

Early Career Profession Lunch Meet Up (11:30 AM – 1:00 PM)



National Mentorship Program in Applied Chronic Disease Epidemiology: 2010-2016

Riverfork Cross Cutting I Using Legal Epidemiology to Assess State Laws Related to Health Information Technology to Improve Health Outcomes/Access to Care


CSTE Environmental/Occupational/Injury Steering Committee Update - New Members Welcome

Whitewater Injury Prevention Implementing the ICD-10-CM Injury Surveillance Tools: Feedback from the Field



Progress on the Council for Outbreak Response: Healthcare-Associated Infections and Antimicrobial-Resistant Pathogens (CORHA)


Identifying Strategies to Address the Challenges of Culture-Independent Diagnostic Testing on Enteric Disease Surveillance and Investigation


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Pines Infectious Disease III

Tweaking the Lab Algorithm to Improve the Zika Case Definition

Firs Substance Abuse

Behavioral Health Epidemiology Subcommittee

Salmon Surveillance / Informatics I

Transforming Public Health Case Reporting through a Digital Bridge

Cottonwoods Surveillance / Informatics II

RCKMS Authoring Interface Training – Invitation Only (12:30 pm – 1:45 pm)


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Lightning Session: Fast and Furious*

430B Cross Cutting We Can Work it Out: Improvements in Quality, Capacity, and Accreditation*


Climate Change*

400C Infectious Disease I Lightning Session: Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases*

400A Infectious Disease II Contamination Confabulation*

420A Infectious Disease III Growing the Garden and Pulling the Weeds: A day in the Life of an HAI Coordinator*

410A Infectious Disease IV

The Emerging Epidemiology of Hepotatoes C*

440 Injury A Series of Unfortunate Injury Events*


NIOSH and State Partners Meeting for Occupational Health Surveillance Coordination*

410C Substance Abuse Navigating the River of No Return: Overdose and PMP*


Improving Surveillance: Hiking to Higher Ground*


Surveillance/Informatics Quick Medley*


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3:30pm – 4:00pm Boise Centre - Eagle

POSTER SESSIONS


BREAKOUT SESSIONS


Payette Chronic Disease / MCH / Oral Health I

Cardiovascular Disease and Tobacco Use*

430B Chronic Disease / MCH / Oral Health II

Eagles and Fledglings: Maternal and Child Health*

400A Cross Cutting I Epidemiology Methods in Tribal Health*

420A Cross Cutting II It’s Huge: Epidemiology in Preparedness and Emergency Response*

410A Environmental Health I

Rapid Needs Assessments (CASPER) and Their Potential Applications*

430A Environmental Health II

Waterborne Diseases*

410C Injury Lewis and Clark Didn’t Have to Worry about Being Hit by a Car*

420B Occupational Health I

Exploring the Trails Less Traveled: Novel Occupational Health Topics*

440 Occupational Health II

Continuing the Trek for the Reduction of Lead Exposure: Part 2*

400C Position Statements (Members-Only)

Infectious Disease Position Statements


Potato, Potahto: Using MAVEN to Enhance Public Health Response*


A Mash-up of Disease Surveillance Efforts: C. diff, Mold, Foodborne Illness, and STDs*


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Riverfork Cross Cutting I Public Health Law Subcommittee Roundtable

Rapids Cross Cutting II Resource for Investigating Respiratory Disease Outbreaks Due to Unexplained Causes—CDC’s Unexplained Respiratory Diseases Outbreak (URDO) Working Group

Whitewater Occupational Health

Approaches to Evaluating State-Based Occupational Health Surveillance Activities



Public Disclosure of Healthcare Facility Outbreaks


One Health: Wisconsin Public Health and Agriculture Collaborations in Responding to Tuberculosis

Salmon Surveillance/Informatics I

Using Essence Dashboards for Opioid and Opioid Overdose Surveillance

Firs Surveillance/Informatics II

From Concept to Reality: Sharing National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System (NNDSS) Experiences Operationalizing CSTE Position Statements

Pines Surveillance/Informatics III

CSTE National ELR Workgroup Meet and Greet

Cottonwoods Surveillance/Informatics IV Sponsored Session

Introducing “Redsky.” Real-Time situational awareness in numeric, geographic and complexly visualized formats

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7:30am 12:00pm Perch Business Office Speaker Ready

Position Statements






3:30pm 4:00pm Lobby PM Break

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Riverfork Cross Cutting I CDC Programs Build Foodborne Disease Surveillance and Outbreak Response Capacity in State and Local Health Departments

Rapids Cross Cutting II Tribal Epidemiology RoundtableWhitewater Environmental

HealthImplementation Plan for Establishing a Comprehensive Aeroallergen Monitoring Network

Clearwater Substance Abuse Overdose Subcommittee Meeting


Pines Cross Cutting III Collision Course: Exploring the Intersection Between Substance Abuse and Infectious Disease


Let Me Tell You a Story about CIDT You Don’t Want to Hear

Firs Occupational Health

The Third Decade of the National Occu-pational Research Agenda - Traumatic Injury Prevention Strategic Goals


Infectious Disease Position Statements Roundtable III

Salmon Surveillance/ Informatics I

Separate but not Siloed: Perspectives on Building an Informatics Savvy Health Department

Cottonwoods Surveillance/ Informatics II

Best Practices for Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance via Electronic Laboratory Reporting

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PLENARY SESSION

Facing the Public Health Challenges of the Global Refugee Crisis*

Marty Cetron Director, Division of Global Migration

and Quarantine Centers for

Disease Control and Prevention

Christine Hahn

State Epidemiologist

Idaho Department of Health and Welfare


POSTER SESSIONS

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Payette Chronic Disease / MCH / Oral Health I

1305 Evaluation and Performance Measures*

440 Chronic Disease / MCH / Oral Health II

Viewing the Mountain Range: Data Dashboards and Evaluation*

420A Cross Cutting I Law and Equity: Special Idaho Unit*

430B Cross Cutting II Not Fake News: Integration, Collaboration, and Coordination*


Disaster Epidemiology Potpourri*

400A Infectious Disease I It was From Eating What? Outbreaks Due to New and Emerging Food Vehicles*

410A Infectious Disease II Mining the Gems of STD and HIV*

400C Late Breaker It’s Friday at 5:00pm in Epidemiology. What could happen?*


Mining for Occupational Health in the BRFSS*

410C Substance Abuse Alcohol Surveillance*


Data Mining and Management for Zika*


Seeing the Forest for the Trees: Bringing Data to Life *


BREAKOUT SESSIONS

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Rapids Environmental Health I

Challenges in Assessing and Communicating Human Health Risk from Exposure to Perfluo-roalkyl Substances: Examples from Alaska

Clearwater Environmental Health II

Using Vulnerability Assessments for Climate-Related Interventions: Perspectives from Public Health

Riverfork Infectious Disease III

Sharpening the point of the sword - Antimicro-bial Resistance Surveillance, the AR Surveil-lance Task Force and the next Phase of Battle

Whitewater Injury Prevention

Implementing and Validating the Proposed ICD-10-CM Injury Matrices to Develop Injury Indicators



Collaborations to Support RSV Surveillance and Assess RSV-Associated Morbidity and Mortality: Laying the Groundwork for Vaccine Introduction in the United States and Updates from CDC


Hepatitis C Subcommittee Roundtable: Defining Core Surveillance for HCV


Global Surveillance for Occupational Illnesses

Firs Substance Abuse

Drug Overdose as a Reportable Condition

Salmon Surveillance/Informatics I

Challenges and Opportunities for Re-Onboarding Existing Electronic Laboratory Reporting (ELR) Partners

Cottonwoods Surveillance/Informatics II

RCKMS Authoring Interface Training – Invitation Only (12:30pm – 4:00pm)

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400C Infectious Disease I Lightning Session: Enterics *400A Infectious Disease II Profuse Parotids and Pervasive Pox * 420A Infectious Disease III Sneezes and Wheezes Across All

Ages * 410B Position Statements

(Members-Only)Chronic Disease/MCH/Oral Health


Cross Cutting

410A Position Statements (Members-Only)

Environmental Health/Occupational Health/Injury

400B Position Statements (Members-Only)

Surveillance/Informatics


BREAKOUT SESSIONS



Infectious Disease

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JUNE 8, 2017

BUSINESS MEETING


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CSTE BUSINESS MEETING (MEMBERS-ONLY)

The conference concludes with the Business Meeting for the CSTE membership to discuss the business of CSTE and review position statements. All current members are welcome to attend the meeting. Official CSTE decisions are made by vote with only one vote per state or territory cast by the State Epidemiologist or an official Active member representative from the state or territory designated by the State Epidemiologist.

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