After a resident submits a form, the landing page that thanks them, can have this link (proposed):
https://www.chicagohan.org
They can be greeted with a button stating if they want to help a digital disease detective find out more or look for an outbreak…or something like that.
It's a HIPAA complaint, secure questionnaire designed by CDPH's epidemiologists in the Communicable Disease (CD) Program (separate from the Food Protection Division). The CD investigates outbreaks and they work with the CDC and IDPH.
Access to FoodBorne also gives CD an opportunity to ID clusters in real time by investigating submissions that maymatch lab findings from the state.
After a resident submits a form, the landing page that thanks them, can have this link (proposed): https://www.chicagohan.org
They can be greeted with a button stating if they want to help a digital disease detective find out more or look for an outbreak…or something like that.
It's a HIPAA complaint, secure questionnaire designed by CDPH's epidemiologists in the Communicable Disease (CD) Program (separate from the Food Protection Division). The CD investigates outbreaks and they work with the CDC and IDPH.
Access to FoodBorne also gives CD an opportunity to ID clusters in real time by investigating submissions that maymatch lab findings from the state.
More details on why this is an important issue is here: http://www.cifor.us/documents/CIFORGuidelinesforFoodborneDiseaseOutbreakResponse-updated.pdf) and it's a CDC priority and winnable battle: http://www.cdc.gov/winnablebattles/foodsafety/index.html
This sums it up better in terms of speed for reporting - FoodBorne has the potential of speeding the process of investigations: