1 / 16

BioMosaic : Mapping the intersection of migration, demography and emerging infectious disease

BioMosaic : Mapping the intersection of migration, demography and emerging infectious disease. David Scales MD PhD Research Fellow, Children’s Hospital Boston. Traditional Public Health Reporting. Public. Healthcare workers, Clinicians. Public health practitioners. Local Officials. Labs.

hina
Download Presentation

BioMosaic : Mapping the intersection of migration, demography and emerging infectious disease

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. BioMosaic: Mapping the intersection of migration, demography and emerging infectious disease David Scales MD PhD Research Fellow, Children’s Hospital Boston

  2. Traditional PublicHealth Reporting Public Healthcare workers, Clinicians Public health practitioners Local Officials Labs Web-based Epidemic Intelligence Ministry of Health World Bodies (UN, WHO, FAO, OIE)

  3. Time from outbreak start to outbreak discovery 167 days Time in Days 20 days Year of Outbreak Start

  4. HealthMap Article Processing 1 Acquisition Over 50,000 sites, every hour, 24/7 Seven languages – English, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Portuguese, Arabic

  5. HealthMap Article Processing 2 Extraction > 600 alerts per day 1800 disease patterns, 5000 locations A ravaging through two regions in northern since May… cholera outbreak Cameroon

  6. HealthMap Article Processing 3 Categorization 6 million phrases, 91% accuracy Breaking News Warning Old News Context Not Disease Related

  7. HealthMap Article Processing 4 Aggregation Text matching, Similarity Score, Significance Rating Breaking News Warning Old News Context Not Disease Related

  8. BioMosaic: Focus

  9. Why Foreign Born? • CDC Division of Global Migration and Quarantine • Initially high infectious disease risk • Tuberculosis • Migration – visits to or visitors from home country • Rates of ID decline to native-born levels as length of stay in US increases • Initially low chronic disease risk • Diabetes, obesity risk increases with US residence

  10. Demography • US Census – ACS 2005-2009 • Foreign-born socio-economic variables • Population (by age, sex, country of birth) • Education • Income/poverty • Migration (Arrival in US, movement within US) • English speaking ability • Geospatial queries

  11. Migration • International Air Transport Association data obtained by BioDiaspora • License restrictions limit public use • Top US destinations receiving international arrivals • Sort to see which cities receive most people from particular countries

  12. Health • HealthMap events • Infectious disease events reported by WHO, ProMed, newspapers, user submissions • Updated every hour • Choose by disease, timeframe, data source • Geospatial queries • Other health data – Tuberculosis, obesity, etc.

  13. Use-Case Scenario

  14. BioMosaicPrototype(s) • Web application • iPad application

  15. BioMosaic: Team • CDC/DGMQ • Marty Cetron • Nancy Gallagher • Yoni Haber • Ginny Lee • Kevin Liske • CleliaPezzi • Alfonso Rodriguez • HealthMap • John Brownstein • Chris Mahlke • David Scales • BioDiaspora • Rose Eckhardt • Kamran Kahn • LanghiShen • Graham Smith

More Related