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This group meets to share individual perspectives and experiences, not to attain group consensus or advice.
CDC values the unique strengths private-sector partners can bring to our work. Please contact us at dmiconsortium@cdc.gov if you are interested in participating in the Consortium for Data Modernization.
The Consortium for Data Modernization is a group of public health partners that includes:
Public health associations
State, tribal, local, and territorial (STLT) representatives
Industry
Academia
Community-based organizationsPurposeThe Consortium for Data Modernization exists to:
Share individual and organization perspectives on priorities and strategies for modernizing public health data and surveillance in the United States.
Identify challenges that delay data modernization efforts and discuss possible solutions.
Gather with subject matter experts from a variety of backgrounds to strategize and suggest new approaches to public health data surveillance and based on their real-world experiences.
Stay updated about ongoing and future data modernization priorities.How Does the Consortium Work?The Consortium is facilitated by CDC and the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC).
Meetings are scheduled as needed and participants are invited based on discussion topics. Executive summaries of participants’ individual perspectives will be posted on this webpage following the meetings.Meeting Information**Next Meeting:**
Friday, January 26, 2024:Agenda [202 KB, 1 Page]**Topics Covered:**
Case Surveillance Modernization
CDC Moving Forward
North Star Architecture2023 Meeting Summaries**January:**  11 [668 KB, 4 Pages]; 25 [381 KB, 4 Pages]
**February:** 22 [270 KB, 2 Pages]
**March:** 22 [253 KB, 3 Pages]
**May:** 3 [378 KB, 3 Pages]
**June:** 7 [335 KB, 3 Pages]
2022 Meeting Summaries**May:**  4 [262 KB, 3 Pages]; 18 [1.3 MB, 2 Pages]
**June:** 8 [475 KB, 2 Pages]; 15 [370 KB, 3 Pages]; 29 [486 KB, 2 Pages]
**July:** 13 [292 KB, 2 Pages]; 27 [109 KB, 1 Page]
**August:** 24 [541 KB, 3 Pages]
**September:** 7 [212 KB, 2 Pages]; 21 [1.2 MB, 3 Pages]
**October:** 6 [339 KB, 3 Pages], 19 [508 KB, 4 Pages]
**November:** 16 [316 KB, 3 Pages], 30 [473 KB, 3 Pages]Interested parties can send questions or comments to the Consortium for Data Modernization mailbox.
							
					
							Last Reviewed:  January 19, 2024						Source: 	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Office of Public Health Data, Surveillance, and Technology
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