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 Compendium(Integrating Ontario’s Telehealth program into a provide-wide public health surveillance system: Evaluation and Recommendations)

 Introduction(Introduction and Executive Summary)

 Chapter 1(Using Ontario’s “Telehealth” Health Telephone Helpline as an early-warning system: A study protocol)

 Chapter 2(Ontario’s Telehealth System: A novel syndromic surveillance system)

 Chapter 3(Can Telehealth Ontario respiratory call volume be used as a proxy for emergency department respiratory visit surveillance by public health?)

 Chapter 4(The Utility of Emergency Department Triage Chief Complaints for Real-Time Respiratory Illness Monitoring and Outbreak Detection in Ontario)

 Chapter 5(Mapping the influenza epidemics of 2004-5 and 2005-6 in Ontario using data from emergency department and Telehealth Ontario utilization)

 Chapter 6(Telehealth detection of gastrointestinal illness: An early warning system for bioterrorism)

 Chapter 7(Integrating Ontario’s Telehealth program into a provide-wide public health surveillance system: Evaluation and Recommendations)


 Occupational Health Compendium (Evaluation of an innovative, integrated syndromic surveillance system using Occupational Health & Safety and Emergency Department data)

 Cross Border Syndromic Surveillance- Overview and Recommendations from an ISDS Consultation Held in Kingston, Ontario Canada, June 11-12th, 2007 (Sixth Annual International Society for Disease Surveillance Conference, Indianapolis IN)

  Can Monitoring Telehealth Ontario Respiratory Call Volume be a Component of an Effective Public Health Influenza Surveillance Strategy?(Sixth Annual International Society for Disease Surveillance Conference, Indianapolis IN)

  Can Telehealth Ontario Respiratory Call Volume be Used as a Proxy for Emergency Department Respiratory Visit Surveillance by Public Health? (Sixth Annual International Society for Disease Surveillance Conference, Indianapolis IN)

  Ontario's Telehealth: A Novel Syndromic Surveillance System (Sixth Annual International Society for Disease Surveillance Conference, Indianapolis IN)

 Acute Care Alerting and Integrated Public Health Investigation and Response to Syndromic Surveillance Alerts (Fifth Annual International Society for Disease Surveillance Conference, Baltimore MD)

 Emergency Department Surveillance of Alcohol-related Violence Injuries Enable Event Monitoring and Management (Fifth Annual International Society for Disease Surveillance Conference, Baltimore MD)

 Early Detection and Integrated Response to Seasonal Influenza (Fifth Annual International Society for Disease Surveillance Conference, Baltimore MD)

 Maximum Entropy Models in Chief Complaint Classification (Fifth Annual International Society for Disease Surveillance Conference, Baltimore MD)

 Absenteeism Among Employees in a Southeastern Ontario Hospital: A Novel Application of Syndromic Surveillance (Fifth Annual International Society for Disease Surveillance Conference, Baltimore MD)

 Emergency Syndromic Surveillance: Adapting Real-Time Outbreak and Disease Surveillance (RODS) for Public Health in Canada. (Fourth Annual International Society for Disease Surveillance Conference, Seattle WA)

 Integration of Real-Time Hospital Admissions, Febrile Respiratory Illness Screening and Triage Acuity Score into an Emergency Department Syndromic Surveillance System (Fourth Annual International Society for Disease Surveillance Conference, Seattle WA)

 Multi-sectored Approach to Evaluation of a Syndromic Surveillance System (Fourth Annual International Society for Disease Surveillance Conference, Seattle WA)

  Automated mortality surveillance in South-Eastern Ontario for Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Rationale And Methodology

 Environmental Heat Monitoring and Heat Illness Surveillance