CDC’s Data Modernization Initiative (DMI) is how our nation will move from siloed and brittle public health data systems to connected, resilient, adaptable, and sustainable ‘response-ready’ systems that can help us solve problems before they happen and reduce the harm caused by the problems that do happen. Grounded in this ambitious vision, the DMI Implementation Strategy brings the best of what has been learned from our experience with COVID-19, opioids, flu, Zika, EVALI, and other emergencies and applies it to our everyday public health data systems on a much larger scale.The strategy lays out five key priorities and a supporting set of objectives (See Priorities and Objectives at a Glance below) that are interdependent and equally important to reaching the future state. Each of these priorities and its objectives will lead us toward specific key results, also outlined in this strategy, by which we can measure our impact. These objectives and key results will continue to be refined to achieve priorities.Date Modified: 12/22/2021#HIT/HealthData#Data#EmergencyPreparedness#InfectiousDisease#PublicHealthInfrastructure
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