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Tag: Public Health Surveillance

  • Fight The Bite: West Nile Virus

    3 Aug 2014

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  • A Challenge to Public Health Surveillance Interoperability and Clinical Research

    13 May 2014

    The obstacles that impact interoperability of the disease surveillance systems starts with the issue of balance between the public interest in the collection of information and the privacy rights. In theory, properly utilized, surveillance is a fundamental government activity, indispensable in nature (Gostin & Gostin, 2000). The legal complications brought about by the Fourth Amendment… →

  • Bridging the Technology Gap and Geographic Divide

    24 Apr 2014

    This morning, I attended a webinar on the transitioning to ICD-10 CM and its impact on Public Health Surveillance presented by Peter Hicks of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). While its benefits and challenges were discussed, the question to ask is the cost implications of the transition. Another question to ask is its… →

Dr. Labilles has several published cancer research papers produced 1 memoir and currently writing his second book a semi-autobiographical novel. During the pandemic he served as a COVID-19 response corps epidemiologist with the CDC foundation.

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