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| Overview of the Division of Communicable Disease |
Division Activities
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Provide support and consultation to local health departments and other health care professionals
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Collect and analyze data on communicable diseases and share with the health care community
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Develop programs and strategies to control communicable diseases
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Engage in special studies related to the control of communicable diseases
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Provide liaison with CDC on issues related to communicable diseases
Contact Information for Division Staff
Surveillance and Infectious Disease Epidemiology Section
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Emergency Notification Network
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Enhanced surveillance for infectious and unusual diseases
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Michigan Disease Surveillance System
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Great Lakes Border Health Initiative
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Syndromic surveillance
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Exploration of novel surveillance systems
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Preparedness and coordination for bioterrorism events and pandemic influenza
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State BT and Flu Preparedness Plans
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National Pharmaceutical Stockpile preparations
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Continuing education on biological agents
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Partnerships with law enforcement, emergency management and local public health in the surveillance for and response to incidents of intentional civilian exposure to infectious and hazardous agents (bioterrorism)
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Surveillance and control of respiratory infections, such as
influenza
and legionellosis
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Control, surveillance and education of food-borne diseases such as E.coli 0157:H7, salmonellosis, hepatitis A and viral gastroenteritis
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Control, surveillance and education about communicable diseases of the central nervous system such as meningitis, and encephalitis such as meningococcal disease
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Enhancing the capacities of local communities
Zoonotics and Special Projects Section
HIV, STD, Adult VH and TB Epidemiology Section
Other Important Division Links
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