Communicable Disease Surveillance

Public health surveillance is the systematic, ongoing collection, management, analysis, and interpretation of data followed by the dissemination of these data to public health programs to stimulate public health action¹. Effective communicable disease control efforts rely on an effective surveillance and response system that promotes collaboration, coordination and communication among public health and clinical professionals.

The 2018 Montana Communicable Disease Annual Report is now available! Click on the tab below.

Please visit our infographic page for data visualization of a variety of communicable disease topics!

¹Thacker SB, Berkelman RL. Public health surveillance in the United States. Epidemiol Rev. 1988;10:164-190.

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For reports published prior to 2014, please contact us.

Communicable Disease Tables by County

2018 CDEpi Disease Summary

2017 CDEpi Disease Summary

2016 CDEpi Disease Summary

2015 CDEpi Disease Summary

2014 CDEpi Disease Summary

For reports older than 2014, please contact us.

Data Management and Security

The Communicable Disease Epidemiology Section ensures that the data we collect are secure, kept confidential and shared with the public appropriately. The CDEpi section adheres the Data Management Plan and the policy and documents listed below. For more information about communicable disease data security, confidentiality and dissemination, please contact CDEpi directly: 406-444-0273

Statistics and Reports

Communicable Disease Surveillance

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