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Tools available from the CDC's Public Health Information Network (PHIN)

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Tools available from the CDC's Public Health Information Network (PHIN)

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PHIN is a national initiative to facilitate the exchange of electronic data to and from the care provider to public health, between public health agencies and to other federal agencies (CDC.gov).

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)'s Public Health Information Network (PHIN) is a national initiative to increase the capacity of public health agencies to electronically exchange data and information across organizations and jurisdictions (e.g., clinical care to public health, public health to public health and public health to other federal agencies).

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The Importance of Data to Public Health and Health Care Collaborations

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Informatics in the Public Health 3.0 Era

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Informatics in the Public Health 3.0 Era

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Informatics in the Public Health 3.0 era.pdf

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Public Health Informatics: "translating" knowledge for health

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Public Health Surveillance (view up to 6:16)

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Public Health Surveillance (view up to 6:16)

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Public Health Surveillance – a brief overview

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Translational Research at Mayo Clinic (eMERGE member). 

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Translational Research at Mayo Clinic (eMERGE member). 

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This article provides a look into the technical components of data warehousing, how Mayo Clinic is utilizing the results, and some challenges they have encountered.

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EMpowering Mayo Clinci Individualized Medicine wth Genomic Data Warehousing.pdf

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A visualization of eMERGE, from Vanderbilt University, a member of eMERGE:

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A visualization of eMERGE, from Vanderbilt University, a member of eMERGE:

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https://emerge.mc.vanderbilt.edu/about-emerge/

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Electronic Medical Records and Genomics Network (eMERGE)

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Electronic Medical Records and Genomics Network (eMERGE)

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Created in 2007.

Consortium of 9 research institutions conducting large scale genomic studies.

Funded by the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI).

Combines DNA bio-repositories with electronic medical record (EMR) systems

Currently in Phase III - Concentration is on genomic medicine implementation, assessing the consequences of the return of genetic testing results to participants and their physicians through the EHR, and the social implications, ethical implications and confidentiality concerns (Fossey et al., 2018).

External collaborations:  The U.S. Air Force, ENCODE, IGNITE, and ELSI (Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues).  (you can click links for more info)

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Lessons from the human genome project   -Video

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Lessons from the human genome project   -Video

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOW5e4BgEa4

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Chapter 20  Bioinformatics

1.       Define bioinformatics, translational bioinformatics and other bioinformatics-related terms

2.       State the importance of bioinformatics in future medical treatments and prevention

3.       Describe the Human Genome Project and its important implications for health care

4.       List major private and governmental bioinformatics databases and projects

5.       Enumerate several bioinformatics projects that involve electronic health records

6.       Describe the application of bioinformatics in genetic profiling of individuals and large populations

Chapter 21 Public Health Informatics

1.       Define public health informatics (PHI)

2.       Define public health surveillance and how data is used in public health

3.       Explain the significance of information technology in the field of public health

4.       Explain the significance of syndromic surveillance for early detection of bioterrorism, emerging diseases and other health events

5.       Explain the significance and scope of global public health informatics

6.       Understand the workforce needs and competencies of a public health informatician

7.       List several of the current surveillance systems used in the field of public health

8.       Explain the function and purpose of the Public Health Information Network