Real-time emergency department (ED) data are currently received from 78 of 80 New Jersey acute care and satellite EDs by Health Monitoring Systems Inc. (HMS) EpiCenter system. After the 2012 Superstorm Sandy, NJDOH initiated a plan to develop severe weather surveillance using ED data to track both health and mental health outcomes during adverse weather conditions to alert the public about emerging health hazards. Data from 68 out of a total of 80 emergency departments with dates from October 28, 2012 to November 17, 2012 were used in this analysis. Validation results for classifications were reviewed and issues are addressed
During a severe heat wave in Michigan in 2012, heat-related Emergency Department cases were identifi...
ObjectiveThis study evaluated whether emergency department (ED) patient presentations for problems r...
Increasing precipitation and warming temperatures associated with climate change have been documente...
Emergency department chief complaint (EDCC) data provides an opportunity for capturing the early men...
Hurricane "˜Superstorm' Sandy struck New Jersey on October 29, 2012, causing harm to the health of r...
ObjectiveTo report the results of the application of New Jersey’s SevereWeather Classifier in New Je...
Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA) conference call Thursday, September 17, 2015Hur...
ObjectiveTo evaluate syndrome definitions capturing storm- and extremeweather-related emergency depa...
During 2011 Connecticut was impacted by two major weather events. The Hospital Emergency Department ...
To assess emergency department utilization by a population whose health care encounters can be track...
Objective: This study documented the number of people seeking help for mental health problems after ...
The NJ Department of Health‰Ûªs syndromic surveillance system developed an algorithm to categori...
Context: Uncertainty exists about the prevalence, severity, and correlates of mental disorders among...
Background Disasters have substantial consequences for population mental health. Social media data ...
Disasters have substantial consequences for population mental health. Social media data present an o...
During a severe heat wave in Michigan in 2012, heat-related Emergency Department cases were identifi...
ObjectiveThis study evaluated whether emergency department (ED) patient presentations for problems r...
Increasing precipitation and warming temperatures associated with climate change have been documente...
Emergency department chief complaint (EDCC) data provides an opportunity for capturing the early men...
Hurricane "˜Superstorm' Sandy struck New Jersey on October 29, 2012, causing harm to the health of r...
ObjectiveTo report the results of the application of New Jersey’s SevereWeather Classifier in New Je...
Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA) conference call Thursday, September 17, 2015Hur...
ObjectiveTo evaluate syndrome definitions capturing storm- and extremeweather-related emergency depa...
During 2011 Connecticut was impacted by two major weather events. The Hospital Emergency Department ...
To assess emergency department utilization by a population whose health care encounters can be track...
Objective: This study documented the number of people seeking help for mental health problems after ...
The NJ Department of Health‰Ûªs syndromic surveillance system developed an algorithm to categori...
Context: Uncertainty exists about the prevalence, severity, and correlates of mental disorders among...
Background Disasters have substantial consequences for population mental health. Social media data ...
Disasters have substantial consequences for population mental health. Social media data present an o...
During a severe heat wave in Michigan in 2012, heat-related Emergency Department cases were identifi...
ObjectiveThis study evaluated whether emergency department (ED) patient presentations for problems r...
Increasing precipitation and warming temperatures associated with climate change have been documente...