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Last Reviewed: February 21, 2023. Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Office of Public Health Data, Surveillance, and Technology. The North Star Architecture is our shared blueprint for modern data exchange.
The Data Integration Building Blocks (DIBBs) team, formerly known as the Public Health Data Infrastructure (PHDI) project, develops open source, cloud-based tools that public health departments can integrate into their current workflows to improve data quality and reliability. How we can help.
Provide technology building blocks for use by other disease surveillance systems. Lead to new technical standards and best practices for the entire case surveillance ecosystem, including non-NBS jurisdictions. Serve as a model to improve other systems. Help jurisdictions meet their surveillance needs.
A cloud-based data ingestion and processing pipeline that validates, cleans, standardizes, links, and stores public health data leveraging a core set of five Building Blocks.
Building Blocks. of a Connected Community. Community is an important part of all our lives. We are part of many communities including neighborhoods, workplaces, schools, places of worship, online spaces, and many more. The communities we are a part of will grow and change throughout our lives. Some of the building blocks of a connected community:
The CCC Implementation Building Blocks Guide is meant to be a resource for CCC coalitions as they work to implement CCC plan priorities. There are many other additional technical assistance tools and other resources available through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as well as other CCC National Partners.
