Better Data for Faster Public Health Action
The 2026 Epidemic Intelligence Service Conference brings together public health leaders, scientists, and practitioners for CDC’s flagship applied epidemiology meeting. Its sessions focus on the investigations, findings, and methods that guide daily public health decisions.
For 60 years, Abt has helped local, state, and federal agencies address urgent public health challenges across infectious disease prevention and control, emergency preparedness, chronic disease prevention, health promotion, maternal and child health, and behavioral health. We combine research, technical delivery, and program insight to help partners strengthen surveillance, improve analytic readiness, and build digital public health systems that support faster, sounder decisions.
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- Matt Eby - Senior Account Executive, Public Health
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Spotlight On: Abt’s Digital Solutions in Public Health
Abt brings strong digital expertise to many public health initiatives; dive into some of our examples here!
Supporting Priority Public Health Initiatives at CDC
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is charged with creating the expertise, information, and tools needed for health promotion, disease prevention, injury and disability, and preparedness. As a result, CDC needs partners poised to…
Tracking Post COVID Conditions: Public Health Surveillance
Track PCC uses public health surveillance to learn more about the effects and burden of Long COVID among diverse populations.
Evidence Informed Response to Infectious Diseases in the U.S.
Collecting Infectious Disease Data in Nursing Homes
Infectious diseases can spread quickly through nursing homes, leading to high morbidity and mortality in this vulnerable population. The COVID-19 pandemic underscored this, causing over 1.7 million SARS-CoV-2 cases and almost 168,000 deaths among nursing…
Supporting Accessibility of Health Data with CDC
Following the COVID-19 pandemic and amid other virus outbreaks, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) learned many lessons and acquired deep expertise in how to communicate with the American public. CDC aims to take these lessons learned…
Spotlight On: CDC COVID-19 Research
CDC’s real-time surveillance of COVID-19 cases and analyses of surveillance data inform public health policies, communication about protective behaviors, and guidance to public health and healthcare providers, communities, businesses, and schools.
CDC / CFA Demographic Social Comorbidities Table (DSCT)
The nation’s ability to identify and respond to outbreaks relies on access to high-quality and timely data for disease surveillance.