STD*MIS
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STD*MIS
is an application provided to State and local health
departments, upon request. The intent of this application is to
address the most common issues facing an STD program in its
efforts to manage the data that it receives from labs, providers,
clinics, disease intervention specialists (DIS), etc.
Additionally, a mechanism is provided so that non-named case
morbidity data, in electronic format, can be transmitted to CDC
via the National Electronic Telecommunications System for
Surveillance (NETSS).
Adoption of STD*MIS
by State and local health departments is voluntary. If
the software can be useful, and is implemented by a State or local
health department, it becomes, in essence, a local application.
The Division of STD Prevention provides source code for the system
as well as basic support. Basic support primarily involves
training of the staff who will be supporting the application
locally and serving as technical back-up for these local support
staff. More extensive support is the responsibility of the STD
project area. Older versions of the system are
written in Clipper 5.3. The latest
Windows-base version is written in xBase++.
Current Topics of Interest
A Pre-release version of STD*MIS 4.1 is now available for download
and review. Click here
for additional information.
A new Performance Measures Report is now available for STD*MIS
Versions 3.4 and 4.0b. Click here
for additional information.
STD Program Area
Module Development Information Page.
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NEDSS Web Site.
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