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Cover |
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Summary |
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Tables |
Table 1 |
Population groups of emerging concerns |
Table 2 |
Population groups for whom states have little or no data |
Table 3 |
1st and 2nd priorities for supplemental data collection |
Table 4 |
1st and 2nd priorities for content of behavioral information |
Table 5 |
Top 3 priorities for technical assistance in estimating incidence |
Table 6 |
Top 3 priorities for clinical outcomes data |
Table 7 |
Top 3 priorities for targeted specimen collection |
Table 8 |
Preferences for approaches to data collection for states’ top 2 surveillance priorities |
Table 9 |
Top 3 priorities for short-term technical assistance |
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Appendixes |
A |
Survey respondents and nonrespondents |
B |
Surveillance needs: distribution of priorities 1 and 2, by state |
C |
States that identified racial/ethnic minority groups as an emerging concern |
D |
Racial/ethnic groups for whom states have little or no data |
E |
States that identified immigrants as an emerging concern |
F |
Immigrant groups for whom states have little or no data |