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A common thread connected these categories of workforce, governance, and sustainability: using clinical resources and data to bridge public and population health.Ĭonclusions: Both medical care providers and public health agencies are increasingly using informatics and big data tools to create and share digital information. Common trends discussing socio-technical infrastructure included big data platforms, social determinants of health, geographical information systems, novel data sources, and new visualization techniques. Results: Several categories were observed in the review focusing on public health's socio-technical infrastructure: evaluation of surveillance practices, surveillance methods, interoperable health information infrastructure, mobile health, social media, and population health. The “social determinants of health” search was refined to include articles that contained the keywords “public health”, “population health” or “surveillance”. The search included articles indexed in PubMed using subject headings with (MeSH) keywords “public health informatics” and “social determinants of health”. Methods: The review was primarily driven by a search of the literature from Jto September 30, 2017. Objective: To summarize the recent public and population health informatics literature with a focus on the synergistic “bridging” of electronic data to benefit communities and other populations.
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