Journal of Environmental Health - Advancing the Practice

As part of their continuing effort to highlight innovative approaches and tools to improve the health and environment of communities, The National Environmental Health Association (NEHA) publishes regular articles featuring the CDC’s Environmental Public Health Tracking Network within the Journal for Environmental Health. Recent articles highlighting the work of Tracking are below.

• “The Future of Environmental Public Health Tracking: 2020 and Beyond” [PDF – 742 KB] (December 2016)
• “Sharing Is Caring: Nurturing the Tracking Network Through Multilevel Partnerships” [PDF – 1 MB] (October 2016)
• “Tracking Carbon Monoxide Poisoning to Better Understand How People Are Poisoned” [PDF – 1 MB] (July/August 2016)
• “Exploring Health Gaps in Native American Populations” [PDF – 298 KB] (May 2016)
• “Environmental Health Tracking Rides the Open Data Wave” [PDF – 845 KB] (February 2016)
• “Striving to Achieve the Mission of CDC’s National Environmental Public Health Tracking Program” [PDF – 253 KB] (December 2015)
• “Together at Last: Exploring Health and Environmental Information on the National Environmental Public Helath Tracking Network” [PDF – 779 KB] (October 2015)
• “A Millennial’s Take on CDC’s Environmental Public Health Tracking Network” [PDF – 770 KB] (July/August 2015)
• “Biomonitoring and Environmental Public Health Tracking” [PDF – 362 KB] (May 2015)
• “Environmental Information for Everyone” [PDF – 407 KB] (March 2015)
• “Disease Detective Applies Skills to Surveillance Evaluation” [PDF – 643 KB] (December 2014)
• “CDC’s National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network Adds Pesticide Exposure and Prospective Climate Data” [PDF – 394 KB](October 2014)
• “At Your Fingertips” [PDF – 966 KB] (July/August 2014)
• “CDC’s Environmental Public Health Tracking Network Classroom Modules” [PDF – 541 KB] (May 2014)
• “CDC’s Environmental Public Health Tracking Network: An Innovative Dynamic Surveillance System for You” [PDF – 596 KB] (March 2014)