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Aggregate Reporting • Influenza Case Summary • Animal Bite Weekly Counts

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Aggregate Reporting. Influenza Case Summary Animal Bite Weekly Counts. Influenza Case Summary. Aggregate reporting of lab-confirmed influenza cases. Data shall be aggregately collected and reported for a one week period (runs Sunday to Saturday). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Aggregate Reporting

• Influenza Case Summary

• Animal Bite Weekly Counts

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Influenza Case Summary• Aggregate reporting of lab-confirmed influenza

cases.• Data shall be aggregately collected and reported

for a one week period (runs Sunday to Saturday).• Reporters complete excel spreadsheet to collect

cases by condition category and age group by jurisdiction (local health agency).

• Every Monday reports are emailed or faxed to the appropriate jurisdiction (local health agency).

• Jurisdictions enter data onto excel spreadsheets, then transfer data into Aggregate Reporting - Influenza Case Summary application.

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Enter search criteria (at least one field)Search dates do not have to be a Sunday or Saturday

Click Search

The jurisdiction is restricted to the jurisdiction(s) the user has access to.

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Search Results Screen

If you need to edit a report that has already been entered, click Edit.

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Update Case Summary Screen

The only item that can be edited is the Number of Cases.

Click Save

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To add a new case summary report, click Add Case Summary

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Enter data and hit Save.

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Animal Bite Weekly Counts

• Report Date: Date is to represent the CDC week (runs Sunday to Saturday). Only a Sunday date can be entered.

• Jurisdiction: Select the jurisdiction you are entering for, such as Cole County or Independence.

• Animal: Select the animal you are entering the count for.

• Number of Cases: Enter number of cases reflective of the animal type for the report week in the jurisdiction.

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Enter search criteria (at least one field)Search dates do not have to be a Sunday or Saturday

Click Search

The jurisdiction is restricted to the jurisdiction(s) the user has access to.

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Search Results Screen

If you need to edit a report that has already been entered, click Edit.

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Update Case Count Screen

The only items that can be edited are the Animal Type (update only if the type is missing) and the number of bites.

Click Save

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To add a new case summary report, click Add Weekly Count

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Enter data and hit Save.

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Reporting WebSurv Problems• If you are having problems with WebSurv

call the appropriate persons for assistance:– For validation errors (i.e., forget to add in a

required field etc.) and WebSurv is still on your screen: Contact your district DHSS contact (see Contact Information slides)

– For Runtime Errors: Screen changes and there is a message that says runtime error and other “IT” stuff: Contact the ITSD Help Desk by emailing [email protected] or by calling 800-347-0887

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Crystal Reports• Query’s developed for quick availability to data in WebSurv

• It is important to regularly check open records in Crystal Reports

• Internet link: http://crystalweb.dhss.mo.gov/businessobjects/enterprise115/InfoView/logon.aspx

• Intranet link: http://crystal1/businessobjects/enterprise115/InfoView/logon.aspx

• The user ID is the same as for WebSurv and the password is your first & last initials and the last four digits of your social security number.

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A directory of the reports can be found at http://10.33.34.5/mohsaic/ under Crystal Reports,

Report Catalogs, then WebSurv Reports.

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Future Rollouts

• In addition to existing functionality of WebSurv future enhancements to the system are currently being developed.

– Additional disease specific supplemental screens

– As new disease specific supplemental screens are added the existing paper forms will be updated for consistency.

– Enhancements to the system identified during the initial implementation of the system.

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Contact Information

Central District:

Drew Pratt (573-884-3568)

[email protected]

Terry Eslahi (573-522-2728)

[email protected]

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Contact Information (cont.)

Eastern District:

Cindy Butler (314-877-2857)

[email protected]

Lina Chavez-Hauser (314-877-0237)

[email protected]

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Contact Information (cont.)Northwest District:

CJon Hinkle (816-632-7276)

[email protected]

Patrick Franklin (816-350-5542)

[email protected]

Gordon Watkins (816-350-5404)

[email protected]

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Contact Information (cont.)

Southeast District:

Autumn Grim (573-290-5783)

[email protected]

Southwest District:

John Bos (417-895-6945)

[email protected]

Douglas Baker (417-895-6918)

[email protected]

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Contact Information (cont.)Central Office Staff:

Brandy Halbert-Cantriel (573-526-1465) – for Hepatitis B and C

[email protected]

David Oeser (573-751-6411) - for TB

[email protected]

Traci Hadley (417-629-3487) – for TB

[email protected]

Rose Kowieski (573-526-0509)

[email protected]

Jo Ann Rudroff (573-751-6309)

[email protected]

Eden Dietle (573-751-6155)

[email protected]

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