Environmental Public Health Tracking

The Environmental Public Health Tracking Program is an ongoing effort between the State of Maine and the Centers for Disease Control. The goals are the ongoing collection, integration, analysis, and interpretation of data about environmental hazards, exposure to environmental hazards and human health effects potentially related to exposure to environmental hazards. It includes dissemination of information learned from these data.

Current Membership List

October 18, 2005

• Agenda(PDF)

• EPHT Members Attending (PDF)

• Evaluation Form (PDF)

• Presentations

• Title 22 Chapter 250 - Control of Communicable Diseases

• Title 22 Chapter 271 - Health Programs

• Chapter 383 LD 1405 -a revision to chapter 271

June 2, 2004

• Draft Agenda

• Letter to Members (PDF)

March 3, 2004

• Agenda

• Objectives

• Presentations

November 4, 2003

• Agenda

• Objectives

• Presentations

• Related Materials

• EHU Consortium Report (PDF)

June 11, 2003

• Agenda

• Objectives

• Presentations

• Letter to Members

A program description of Maine's Environmental Public Health Tracking Project

The Environmental Public Health Tracking Planning Consortium

A description of the Environmental Public Health Tracking Program from the Centers for Disease Control

Using Environmental Public Health Indicators to track health status and disease.

America's Environmental Health Gap: Why the Country Needs a Nationwide Health Tracking Network (PDF)

Carbon Monoxide: A Model Environmental Public Health Indicator (PDF)

CDC's Environmental Public Health Tracking Program Website

The Public Health Foundation