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An innovative approach to enhancing the surveillance capacity of state-based diabetes prevention and control
Qaiser Mukhtar1, Erica R Brody, Prachi Mehta
1Division of Diabetes Translation, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 4770 Buford Hwy, Atlanta, GA 30341, USA. Qmukhtar@cdc.gov
Abstract:
The Diabetes Indicators and Data Sources Internet Tool (DIDIT) is an interactive Web-based resource with information on 38 diabetes indicators (e.g., diabetes-associated complications, care, lifestyle) and 12 associated data sources frequently used by state diabetes prevention and control programs. This tool is designed to strengthen the ability of states to conduct diabetes surveillance and to promote consistency in defining and tracking indicators across states. In this way, the DIDIT supports one of the 10 essential public health services: the timely and accurate assessment of public health. In addition to serving as a central repository of information on diabetes surveillance, the DIDIT also allows users to share experiences of using these indicators and data sources in their diabetes surveillance activities, data analysis, and tracking of diabetes-related objectives stated by Healthy People 2010. The DIDIT is an innovative approach to enhancing public health surveillance at the state and national levels.
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