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INTERMEZZO: Understandind HIV/AIDS Surveillance Data in the US

4 December 2008 No Comment

Blogging has slowed down due to an increased work overload. Today,  this intermezzo is provided courtesy of Kaiser Network

In this narrated slide tutorial, Jen Kates, M.A., M.P.A., vice president and director of HIV policy at the Kaiser Family Foundation, defines basic surveillance terms and explains the federal and states’ role in surveillance of the U.S. epidemic. The tutorial also features a guide to reading a surveillance report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and explains the various data contained in the report.

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