SDP Program

The Surveillance Data Platform Program Efforts

The Surveillance Data Platform Program was launched in 2016, as one of several initiatives dedicated to making disease tracking more efficient through using cloud-based technology. Over three years, the Program set the foundation for future modernization initiatives at CDC.

The focus to enhance public health starts with collaboration, sharing existing surveillance services, and modernizing technology to achieve better data exchange between partners and CDC.

Key Terms

Platform: Virtual environment that makes services available to users.

Services: People, process, or technology that fulfills a need or request that is reusable and measureable.

Shared Services: People, process, or technology that fulfills a common need or request that is used by more than one CDC program or partner, enabled to be sharable, scalable, and standardized. This includes shared governance of the shared service.

Site Spaces

• Enterprise Container Platform as a Service

• SDP Vocabulary

Disclaimer

Use of this service is limited only to non-sensitive and publicly available data. Users must not use, share, or store any kind of sensitive data like health status, provision or payment of healthcare, Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and/or Protected Health Information (PHI), etc. under ANY circumstance.

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