CDC estimates that each year roughly
48 million Americans get sick,
128,000 are hospitalized,
and 3,000 die of foodborne diseases

This ECHO series is designed to encourage foodborne epidemiologists to take advantage of a variety of data and tools available to them when generating a hypothesis for an outbreak detected through pathogen-based surveillance.

This series is offered in partnership with the Colorado Integrated Food Safety Center of Excellence, Rocky Mountain Public Health Training Center, and ECHO Colorado.

Hypothesis Generation During a Foodborne Illness Outbreak

Audience:
Foodborne disease epidemiologists at state and large local public health departments

Commitment: 
Four weekly ECHO sessions held virtually
New dates coming soon!

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  • ECHO SESSION 1

    The Importance of Hypothesis Generation

  • ECHO SESSION 2

    Using Descriptive and Food-Pathogen Pairs Data for Hypothesis Generation

  • ECHO SESSION 3

    Hypothesis Generating Questionnaires and Unstructured Interviews

  • ECHO SESSION 4

    Binomial Probabilities for Hypothesis Generation

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