Monitoring and Surveillance of Behavioral Health in the Context of Public Health Emergencies
A Toolkit for Public Health Officials
Appendixes
In This Section
Choose from the options below for more information about jurisdictions that have collected data on behavioral health during public health emergencies, the conceptual model guiding this work, methods used to develop this toolkit, summaries of the most-promising data sources for behavioral health surveillance, step-by-step examples of analyses that could be performed with these data sources, sample code for conducting key analyses, and more.
- A: Examples of Jurisdictions That Have Collected Data on Behavioral Health in the Context of a Public Health Emergency
- B: Conceptual Model Guiding the Identification of Potential Indicators and Theoretical Basis for the Model
- C: Methods Used to Develop and Finalize the Toolkit
- D: The Most-Promising Data Sources
- E: Exploratory Analyses of and Real-World Examples for the Most-Promising Data Sources
- F: Additional Detail on Advanced Analytic Methods
- G: Publications Illustrating the Use of Selected Data Sources
- H: Sample Code to Conduct Suggested Analyses
- I: Equity Considerations with Implications for Behavioral Health Surveillance
