Connecticut Emerging Infections Program

康涅狄格州新发感染项目（CT EIP）是一项涉及康涅狄格州CT部门的合作努力， 公共卫生（DPH）和耶鲁大学医学院（耶鲁EIP）。公共卫生部是以下方面的牵头机构： 这份合作协议。CT EIP参与所有功能性EIP活动，包括主动 监测;应用公共卫生流行病学和实验室研究;试点预防/干预 在概念化、研究设计和实施新的EIP网络项目方面具有灵活的能力 在短时间内通知;制定特定地点的试点项目，从而实现新的全网络监测 活动;以及培训未来的公共卫生工作队伍。CT EIP进行以下核心工作 活动：1）主动细菌核心监测：基于人群的主动实验室监测 在全州范围内对肺炎链球菌、流感嗜血杆菌、奈瑟氏球菌引起的侵袭性疾病 金黄色葡萄球菌、A群和B群链球菌、耐甲氧西林金黄色葡萄球菌， 预防和控制项目; 2）FoodNet：全州范围内对弯曲杆菌属的监测， 隐孢子虫属（Cryptosporidium）、环孢子虫属（Cyclospora）、E. colt O 157和其它产志贺毒素E. coil，Listeria monocytogenes， 沙门氏菌属，志贺氏菌属，弧菌属，和耶尔森氏菌属（Yersinia spp.）确定风险因素，调查食源性 疾病爆发，并确定食源性疾病的严重程度; 3）监测呼吸道疾病： 基于人群的住院、社区获得性下呼吸道疾病监测;实验室确认 儿童流感相关住院;卫生保健工作者肺炎;以及基于机构的 确定严重呼吸系统综合症病因的项目。CT EIP还具有灵活的 对新出现的问题的反应和进行快速人口调查的能力。此外，CT EIP开展了一个综合性肝炎监测项目，包括监测和预防活动 甲型、B和丙型肝炎;对新诊断和既存病例进行基于人群的监测， 一个县的居民中的慢性肝病;和不明原因死亡项目， 对既往健康人群中不明原因死亡的前瞻性人群监测。

The Connecticut Emerging Infections Program (CT EIP) is a collaborative effort involving the CT Dept of Public Health (DPH) and the Yale University School of Medicine (Yale EIP). The DPH is the lead agency for this cooperative agreement. The CT EIP participates in all functional EIP activities including active surveillance; applied public health epidemiologic and laboratory studies; pilot prevention/intervention projects; flexible capacity in conceptualization, study design and implementation of new EIP network projects on short notice; development of site-specific pilot projects that lead to new network-wide surveillance activities; and training of the future public health workforce. The CT EIP conducts the following core activities: 1) the Active Bacterial Core Surveillance: active population-based laboratory surveillance statewide for invasive disease caused by Streptococcus pnetononiae, Haemophihts influenzae, Neisseria menhTgitidis, groups A and B streptococci, methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus attreus, and performs prevention and control projects; 2) FoodNet: statewide surveillance for CampyIobacter spp., Cryptosporidium, Cyclospora, E. colt O157 and other Shiga-toxin producing E. coil, Listeria monocytogenes, Salmonella spp., Shigelta spp., Vibrio spp., and Yersinia spp. to identify risk factors, investigate foodborne disease outbreaks, and define the magnitude of foodbome illness; 3) Surveillance for Respiratory Diseases: population based surveillance for hospitalized, community-acquired lower respiratory disease; lab confirmed influenza-related hospitalizations in children; pneumonia among health care workers; and an institution-based project to determine etiologies of severe respiratory syndrome. The CT EIP also has the capacity for a flexible response to emerging problems and the ability to conduct rapid population-based surveys. In addition, the CT EIP conducts an integrated hepatitis surveillance project that includes surveillance and prevention activities for hepatitis A, B, and C; a population-based surveillance for newly diagnosed and pre-existing cases of chronic liver disease among residents of one county; and the Unexplained Deaths Project that conducts prospective population-based surveillance for unexplained deaths among previously healthy persons.