1. Putting the Public Back into Public Health

2. FNY ORIENTATION Introduction to FNY Dashboard Analytics Reporting Requirements FNY Toolkit & Resources Questions

3. 1. Quicker detection = smaller epidemics 2. Smaller epidemics + better response stops epidemics from becoming pandemics 3. Better governance promotes best practices, virtuous circles

4. Epidemic curve Routine disease reporting TIME CASES 4

5. Epidemic curve Routine disease reporting Astute clinician reports TIME CASES 5

6. Epidemic curve Routine disease reporting Astute clinician reports Sentinel networks TIME CASES 6

7. Epidemic curve Routine disease reporting Astute clinician reports Sentinel networks Digital disease detection TIME CASES 7

8. Epidemic curve Routine disease reporting Astute clinician reports Sentinel networks Digital disease detection Participatory epidemiology and future innovations TIME CASES 8

9. Epidemic curve Routine disease reporting Astute clinician reports Sentinel networks Digital disease detection Participatory epidemiology and future innovations TIME CASES Even earlier: disease surveillance in animals 9

10. Early detection is working 150 DAYS50 DAYS100 DAYS 167 Days 23 Days Chan et al. 2010. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 10

11. Early detection is working 150 DAYS50 DAYS100 DAYS Google Flu Trends Better national health reporting HealthMap INSTEDD launched GOARN GPHIN & ProMed Chan et al. 2010. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 11

12. 150 DAYS50 DAYS100 DAYS Chan et al. 2010. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Early detection is working New ideas, policies and technologies Quicker Detection = Smaller Epidemics 12

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20. INFLUENZA Everyone is at risk Preventable with effective vaccines… …yet 3,000 to 49,000 people die each year from influenza in the United States alone

21. IMPACT OF INFLUENZA: $87.1 BILLION Source: “The Cost of Getting the Flu” by Frugal Dad

22. OUR VISION Engage people worldwide in disease surveillance to keep themselves and their communities healthy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmkJyhk5Bwc

23. PublicPublic health practitioners Local OfficialsLabsMinistry of HealthWorld Bodies (UN, WHO, FAO, OIE) Healthcare workers, Clinicians TRADITIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTING Participatory Health

24. FLU NEAR YOU What flu near you is right now:

25. HOW IT WORKS REGISTER ONLINE BY COMPUTER OR PHONE

26. WEEKLY SURVEY NOTIFIED BY EMAIL OR PUSH NOTIFICATION

27. SEE THE SPREAD OF FLU THROUGH CROWDSOURCING

28. VACCINE INFORMATION

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31. GOOGLE ANALYTICS DASHBOARD When you partner with Skoll Global Threats Fund (STGF), we will grant you access to our dashboard, which reveals your community’s Flu Near You data. Our statistical data includes: 1)# of Registrations, 1)# of Active Users, 1)# of Surveys Completed 1)Comparable Data from the Previous Week, and 1)# of Registrations from the Past 6 Weeks.

32. WHAT IS A LANDING PAGE? A landing page is used to cobrand our FNY website in the line of interest of your community.

33. UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO Dashboard Only Did not establish a landing page. University of San Francisco (USF) decided to create their own website: www.usfca.edu/nursing/flunearyou Google Analytics tracks the number of USF community members who registered for FNY based on the website: www.fluenearyou.com/usf www.fluenearyou.com/usf Visitors must click “Join” from this specfiic page in order to record the data specific for USF.

34. DASHBOARD: UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO

35. How do you read this information?

36. DASHBOARD: UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO

37. REPORTING REQUIREMENTS: Reports will be due monthly, at the end of the Fall and Spring Semester, and on July 31, 2015. The monthly recruitment reports will have six metrics students need to report on. FNY Ambassadors will also write a narrative on what they did, what went well, and what didn’t go well. A "cost per outcome" analysis, where cost is calculated for both a "recruited" user and a "retained" user, as well as "cost per report". This will be performed at the conclusion of the grant and included in the final report. A qualitative analysis such as an “exit survey” or focus group to solicit feedback from a subset of users engaged in the University’s project.

38. MONTHLY TRACKING REPORTS INCLUDE: Number of users enrolled; % users retained since project start (or number unsubscribed) Number of reports submitted by users Number of household members enrolled by users Number and type of “unique” recruitment and outreach efforts (tabling at events, passing out flyers, etc.) Number and type of “continuous” recruitment and outreach efforts (posters, online ads, links to FNY on website, etc.) Estimated number of people engaged via unique and continuous recruitment efforts

39. QUESTIONS?