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Washington Environmental Public Health Tracking Network (WTN) Goals

  • Build partnerships to facilitate data sharing, inform future plans, and effectively disseminate information, data, and training.
  • Transition current paper-based surveillance systems related to environmental diseases to an electronic environment through establishment of IT infrastructure required for seamless data transfer and data integration in order to enhance surveillance systems.
  • Build an application that will enable direct access and analysis of fish tissue contamination, fish consumption, and birth defects data.
  • Develop electronic systems that will improve the completeness and timeliness of pesticide exposure and pesticide illness case reporting.
  • Establish systematic collection and linkage of school-related environmental conditions and student illness data
  • Develop a plan for population-based bio-monitoring for environmental exposures.
  • Develop and assess the utility and feasibility of exposure-based and spatially-based methods for linking environmental and health data.
 
 

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