Challenges in Healthcare Surveillance Systems & Impact on Health Equity
Healthcare surveillance systems face limitations in reaching high-risk populations, capturing non-fatal overdoses, and obtaining community-level data. This impact exacerbates health inequity and hinders effective public health strategies.
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Solely focuses on the healthcare system Fails to reach high-risk, hidden populations Exacerbates health inequity Traditional Surveillance Methods Fails to capture non-fatal overdoses Fails to capture community-level data
Improve Overdose Data in Texas Data to Drive Community Response & Prevention Efforts Statewide Dissemination
Integral Care Austin Travis County-EMS Texas Harm Reduction Alliance Austin Recovery Network SxSW Addiction Technology- Transfer Center Travis Co Medical Examiner Vivent Health Alliance of Border Collaboratives Punto de Partida Project VIDA El Paso Fire Department Emergence Health Network Bexar Area Harm Reduction Coalition Street Medicine The Center for Healthcare Services UT Health Sciences Center Street Nursing Southwest Texas Regional- Advisory Council Community Medical Services Peers of Faith Bluebonnet Trails Community Services Life Steps Pavilion Williamson Co
T E C H N I C A L UNIFIED, STANDARD SYSTEM FOR REPORTING ACROSS TEXAS BUILT-IN INTERNAL TRACKING SYSTEM FLEXIBLE DATA ENTRY METHODS DATA SHARING TRAINING FOR APP USE OFFLINE CAPABILITY USER-FRIENDLY H U M A N I S T I C NEED VERSIONS TAILORED TO USER GROUPS PRESERVATION OF COMMUNITY TRUST DASHBOARD DESIGN PERSPECTIVES PERSON-FOCUSED LANGUAGE AND DESIGN PRIVACY WARM TRANSPARENCY OF DATA USAGE
