# Presentation: 688492

## ArboNET Update

**System overview, 2002**
**Changes, 2003**
**Impact of changes on reporting jurisdictions**

## System Overview, 2002

**54 Contributing Jurisdictions**
**50 report directly to CDC**
**Four report through state DOH**

## System Overview, 2002

**Data reporting**
**Human: **
**Telephone / facsimile to Ft. Collins CDC staff**
**Non-human: four pathways**
**Web-based**
**‘****ArboNET’ software (MS Access-based)**
**Data messaging (local or proprietary systems)**
**Combinations **

## System Overview, 2002

**Pathway use: non-human data**
**21/50 (42%): web-based**
**19/50 (38%): ArboNET**
**8/50   (16%): data messaging**
**2/50   (4%):   > one pathway**

## System Overview, 2002

** ****Changes needed **
**Limited resources **
**New transmission modes**
**Clinical syndromes**
**User feedback**

## Changes, 2003

**All reporting pathways**
**Electronic reporting of human data**
**Modes of transmission**
**Clinical syndromes**

## Changes, 2003

**All reporting pathways**
**Multiple-virus reporting**
**SLE, EEE, WEE, CA serogroup, WNV, POW **
**D/C verification step?**
**D/C collection of some denominator data**

## Changes, 2003

**New ArboNET software (late spring)**
**Single data entry screen**
**D/C local data management component**
**Not backwards-compatible with ArboNET 2002 software**

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## Slide 10

**Notes:**
Report feature?

## Impact of changes on reporting jurisdictions

**All pathways**
**More human data, simpler format **
**Web-based**
**New human data screen**
**New multiple-virus feature **
**ArboNET**
**Some 12/48 (25%) jurisdictions will need to develop local data mngt. system**
**Data messaging**
**Modify human data entry screen**
**Modify XML export files for human data**

## Acknowledgements

**ArboNET:  ****Scores of partners in state and local health departments**
**CDC:**
**Jennifer Lehman ****	****	**** Tony Marfin **
**Aaron Kipp ****	****	**** ****	**** Roy  Campbell ****	**** **
**Peggy Collins ****	****	**** Nick Komar **
**John Jones****	****	****               Roger Nasci**
**Veronica Elko ****	****	**** John Roehrig **
**Keith Olsen ****	****                              Lyle Petersen **
**Cathy Chow                              Duane Gubler**
**Sue Montgomery**
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## Questions?

## System Overview

**Data Route #1**
**Jurisdiction **** **
**CDC Atlanta (SQL Server) **
**CDC Ft. Collins (query SQL) **
**End users**
**EPI-X WNVIX**
**MMWR **
**CDC WNV Website **
**NCID/OD reports to media****	****	****	****	**
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**Notes:**
Data is entered at the state Health Department, and is uploaded on secure line to a SQL server at the CDC in Atlanta.  CDC in Fort Collins accesses the SQL to perform data queries, and verifies data and generates summary reports to end users (primarily states, through postings on EPI_X WNVIX, MMWR articles and, in 2002, for the first time, to senior staff at NCID/OD for daily media briefings.    

## System Overview

**Data Route #2 (Human case reports)**
**Jurisdiction **** **
**CDC Ft. Collins (via phone or FAX)**
**Atlanta (SQL Server) **
**CDC Ft. Collins (query SQL) **
**End users**
**EPI-X WNVIX**
**MMWR **
**CDC WNV Website **
**NCID/OD reports to media****	****	****	****	**
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**Notes:**
Data is entered at the state Health Department, and is uploaded on secure line to a SQL server at the CDC in Atlanta.  CDC in Fort Collins accesses the SQL to perform data queries, and verifies data and generates summary reports to end users (primarily states, through postings on EPI_X WNVIX, MMWR articles and, in 2002, for the first time, to senior staff at NCID/OD for daily media briefings.    

## System Overview

**Data Route #3**
**Jurisdiction  **
**Atlanta (SQL Server) **
**USGS**
**End User **
**CINDI Maps****	****	****	****	**
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**Notes:**
Data is entered at the state Health Department, and is uploaded on secure line to a SQL server at the CDC in Atlanta.  CDC in Fort Collins accesses the SQL to perform data queries, and verifies data and generates summary reports to end users (primarily states, through postings on EPI_X WNVIX, MMWR articles and, in 2002, for the first time, to senior staff at NCID/OD for daily media briefings.