Health Surveillance: Information for Action in the 21st Century
PRESENTATIONS
Session 1
Current State & Future Opportunities in Public Health Surveillance
Dr Lisa Lee
A Surveillance Portfolio for Emerging and Evolving Diseases –Design, Delivery, Deductions, Decisions
Professor Roger Morris
Session 2
Infectious disease surveillance
Associate Professor Michael Baker
Occupation health surveillance
Mark Wagstaffe
Environmental Health Surveillance: case studies
Professor Jeroen Douwes
The use of molecular tools for the surveillance of human and animal pathogens
Professor Nigel French
One World, One Health
Dr Douglas Lush
Session 3
Syndromic surveillance I
Dr Melissa McLeod
Syndromic surveillance II
Kylie Mason
Surveillance in local public health practice
Dr Nick Jones
Disease clusters: a case study
Dr Derek Bell
Monitoring the state of the environment
Tanya Gray
Session 4
Health Surveillance: Information for Action in the 21st Century
Dr Fran McGrath
Why Biosecurity surveillance is essential for you
Dr Paul White
Role of ESR in Communicable Disease Surveillance
Dr Don Bandaranayake
Information for Action –Who’s Acting?
Ron King
Public Health Service
Dr Phil Shoemack
NZFSA and Surveillance
Dr Donald Campbell
Public health surveillance and the HSNO Act: What are the hazardous substances, and the circumstances, that are causing harm?
Dr Katherine Butterfield
