Leitmeyer next steps 2015 data collection 2015
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The document outlines the next steps for the 2015 data collection and reporting for the EU laboratory capacity assessment, including feedback from 22 participant responses regarding the effectiveness of previous reports. Key proposals for improving data entry tools and reporting include making analysis simpler, more timely, and relevant to resource allocation, with a goal to publish the 2015 report by June 2017. Discussions will focus on agreeing to the proposed timeline and strategies for future reporting and trend analysis.
Leitmeyer next steps 2015 data collection 2015
- 1. Next steps for the 2015 data collection and reporting timeline 14th National Microbiology Focal Points meeting Katrin Leitmeyer, Senior expert, Office of the Chief Scientist European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control 14th NMFP, Stockholm, 12-13 May 2016
- 2. 1 Impact survey – NEW 2014 • We requested your feedback on dissemination and use of the 2013 EU/EEA and the country reports. – For a full feedback on the 22 responses don’t miss tomorrow’s session 5 by Amanda and Signe! • Encouraging comments made included, e.g. – “Thank you…these reports are high quality and useful documents for strengthening of laboratory capacities in the future”. – “Survey could be used to drive improvements through laboratory networks and also through preparedness assessments”.
- 3. 2 Feedback on EULabCap tool and data collection • Frequency of data collection - “bi-annual versus annual ?” • Indicator clarity and balance between extensiveness and precision – “Improve clarity and complexity of some indicators”. – “Increase number of indicators for precision versus reduce breadth”. – “Focus on important weaknesses in the surveillance systems”.
- 4. 3 Feedback on EULabCap analysis and reporting • Reporting format – “Make analysis and report less complicated to increase understanding and to make sense of the information”. – “Focus annual reports on the major changes each year”. – “Link analysis to resource allocation at country level”. – “Consider translation to national language”. • Timeliness of reporting – “Need to make it more contemporary (i.e. 2015 report available end of Q1 2016)”.
- 5. 4 Proposed changes - 2015 data entry tool 1. Changes agreed upon at this meeting – indicator scores. 2. Merge the Excel sheets into a single one. 3. Pre-populate the data entry sheet with 20 ECDC indicators for 2015 (locked for editing) for your validation only – disagreements could be documented either by email/ or under “additional information”. 4. Pre-populate the data entry sheet with the 60 indicator data for 2014 (locked for editing) for perusal as your country reference.
- 6. 5 Proposed changes - 2015 data entry tool - visualisation of previous year’s data NEW data entry Previous year’s data
- 7. 6 Proposed timeline - 2015 EULabCap data collection, analysis and reporting cycle Publication of 2015 data report by June 2017
- 8. 7 For discussion and agreement • Do you agree with the proposed timeline for next cycle of EULabCap reporting ? – Will you be able to report validated data within 6 weeks (from January to mid February 2017)? • Any suggestions for reporting the multiannual data and trend analysis in the future? – EU report – Individual country reports