Communicate with the Community

To achieve rapid knowledge sharing and provide a space for syndromic surveillance practitioners to problem solve across jurisdictions, CSTE will soon support a new Slack Channel called the NSSP Community of Practice Slack Channel.

The NSSP Community of Practice Slack Channel is intended for discussion, information sharing, project planning, and/or collaborative analyses of ongoing and emerging syndromic surveillance methods, projects, challenges, and/or best practices.  

While involvement in the NSSP CoP and its related groups is voluntary, free of charge, independent of CSTE membership, and open to any person or organization interested in advancing syndromic surveillance, participation in and access to the NSSP Community of Practice Slack Channel will be primarily limited to state, local, and federal public health practitioners. Others may be granted access to the channel on a case-by-case basis after consideration and at the discretion of CSTE administrators. Submission of this form will not grantee Slack Channel access.

To request access to the NSSP CoP Slack channel, please complete this form.