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Publications and learning resources
These recent resources provide additional background on the process and concepts behind STI eCR, and provide further context for programs looking to evaluate their own eCR efforts.
Lessons on optimizing STI reporting in Oregon
This 2021 article in the Journal of Sexually Transmitted Diseases authored by representatives of PHII, CDC and project partners in Oregon summarizes the findings from an eCR pilot of gonorrhea and chlamydia conducted in Oregon in early 2020.
- Automating Case Reporting of Chlamydia and Gonorrhea to Public Health Authorities in Oregon Clinics
Public health reporting and outbreak response
This article published in AMIA in 2020 describes how data gathering mechanisms can be leveraged using new clinical standards, using FHIR as a model.
Using FHIR for electronic case reporting
This article published in 2019 describes a pilot to test the feasibility of a standards-based application designed to automate STI case information collection and reporting. In the pilot study, electronic laboratory messages triggered a FHIR-based application to query a patient’s electronic health record for details needed for an electronic case report.
Leveraging decision support analytics, FHIR, and case reporting for information exchange
This presentation for AMIA Summit 2020 explores how existing standards and systems can be leveraged to support electronic information exchange and eCR.
Leveraging informatics to identify reportable cases
This journal article describes an STI eCR pilot program conducted in eight Chicago-area community health centers in 2017.
Introduction to eCR for STIs
PHII, with the support of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Division of STD Prevention, created this online course to provide an introduction to basic elements of electronic case reporting in the context of STI surveillance. This course launched after the close of the STI eCR learning community webinar series.