| PHAB D/S/M/RD,
Pg# |
What’s Required | Potential ODH or General Use Documents | Document link (if not unique to LHD) |
| 1.2.1 A RD2
Pg. 31 |
Process(es) and/or protocols for the collection, review and analysis of comprehensive surveillance data on multiple health conditions from multiple sources. | Option: Ohio Department of Health (ODH) Data Use Agreements
Option: Agency’s own policies on confidentiality and data handling |
Individualized to Local Health Department |
| 1.2.1 A
RD4 Pg. 32 |
Testing 24/7 contact systems | Option: Ohio Department of Health (ODH) Local Health Department After Hours Contact Drill for PH Preparedness | Individualized to Local Health Department |
| 1.2.3 A
RD3 Pg. 36 |
The use of data collection instruments. | Option: Ohio/statewide enteric case investigation form
Note: Must be a standardized national, state or local tool. It can be qualitative or quantitative. |
Ohio Enteric Case Investigation Form:
Download the form and submit as PDF. |
| 1.2.4 L
RD1 Pg. 39 |
The provision of data to the state health department and to a tribal health department (if one or more is located in the jurisdiction the local health department is authorized to serve). | Option: Ohio Disease Reporting System (ODRS)
Option: Impact Statewide Immunization Information System (SIIS).
Note: Provide evidence of no Tribal Health Departments in Ohio.
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ODH Gateway to ODRS:
https://odhgateway.odh.ohio.gov/ODRS/
Impact SIIS: OhioImpactSIIS.org (use Firefox or Chrome to access) Create screenshots of the systems with either fake clients or redact the HIPAA protected information.
EPA Region 5 Tribal Program: Link #1 shows Ohio belongs to Region 5. Link #2 shows the tribes in Region 5 only in MI, WI, and MN and therefore there are none in Ohio. Include screenshots from both links. |
| 1.3.2 L
RD1 Pg. 46 |
The local health department must document distribution of analytical public health findings to specific audiences in the community. | Option: Distribution of an analytical report from Ohio Department of Health, academic institution, or other organization (like HPIO).
Note: The report does not have to be produced by the local health department. The local health department could use reports produced by the state, an academic institution, or other organizations. |
Health Policy Institute of Ohio: https://www.healthpolicyohio.org/
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