1. The OASIS Project: Turning Surveillance Data into Action

2. OASIS Outcome Assessment through Systems of Integrated Surveillance

3. OASIS Project Objective  To promote integrated interpretation and use of surveillance data to improve planning and evaluation of public health programs directed towards prevention of STD, HIV, TB and associated adverse reproductive health outcomes

4. OASIS Phases  Phase 1: FY 1998-2000 7 sites: Baltimore, California, Florida, Massachusetts, New York City, Ohio, Oregon  Improve local capacity for integrated analysis  Use of integrated analyses in community-based activities  Phase 2: 2001-2002 7 sites added: Indiana, Missouri, New York State, North Carolina, San Francisco, Texas, Washington  Additional qualitative component: Baltimore, California, Oregon

5. OASIS Phases, cont.  Phase 3: 2003-2005 9 sites: Baltimore, California, Florida, Michigan, New York State, Ohio, San Francisco, Virginia, Washington  Enhanced gonorrhea surveillance  Assessment of impact of OASIS activities

6. New York City Baltimore San Francisco OASIS Project Sites, 1998-2003 Current sites Past sites Texas Missouri California Oregon Washington Michigan Indiana Ohio New York State Massachusetts Virginia North Carolina Florida

7. OASIS areas of emphasis  Epidemiology & Surveillance  Technology  Community involvement

8. OASIS Lessons Learned  Data quality improvement  Data analysis & dissemination  Matching datasets  Geocoding & mapping  Enhanced behavioral surveillance  Interdepartmental collaboration  Community linkages

9. OASIS Symposium  Share the collective experience What worked? What DIDN’T work?  Stimulate other STD programs to use new tools