Common use of Denominator Clause in Contracts

Denominator. Total number of primary patterns from sub-typed E. coli O157:H7 human isolates uploaded into the PulseNet national database. Performance Target: 90%. Why is this measure important? Awardees need to be able to inform local, state, and national laboratorians and epidemiologists of disease occurrences in a timely manner to determine the extent and scope of potential outbreaks and to minimize the effects of these outbreaks. Performing PFGE subtyping and submitting data results to the PulseNet electronic database in a timely manner indicates the public health laboratory’s ability to subtype specific bacteria and share results quickly. Pre-Incident What other requirements are there for reporting measure data? Core Public Response Data for this performance measure will be collected by the Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity cooperative agreement program (from its awardees) as well as extracted from the PulseNet national database, and shared with DSLR. PHEP awardees that allocate PHEP funding towards PFGE activities will be required to verify these data. Data from this measure, irrespective of PHEP funding, may be reported in CDC’s NSPHP. The reporting period for this performance measure is Calendar Year (CY) 2017. What data must be reported?

Denominator. Total number of primary patterns from sub-typed E. coli O157:H7 human isolates uploaded into for which the PulseNet national database. state performed PFGE subtyping Performance Target: 90%. Why is this measure important? Awardees need to be able to inform local, state, and national laboratorians and epidemiologists of disease occurrences in a timely manner to determine the extent and scope of potential outbreaks and to minimize the effects of these outbreaks. Performing PFGE subtyping and submitting data results to the PulseNet electronic database in a timely manner indicates the public health laboratory’s ability to subtype specific bacteria and share results quickly. Pre-Incident What other requirements are there for reporting measure data? Core Public Response Data for this performance measure will be collected by the Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity cooperative agreement program (from its awardees) as well as extracted from the PulseNet national database, and shared with DSLR. PHEP awardees that allocate PHEP funding towards PFGE activities will be required to verify these data. Data from this measure, irrespective of PHEP funding, may be reported in CDC’s NSPHPState-by-State Public Health Preparedness Report. The reporting period for this performance measure is Calendar Year (CY) 20172014. What data must be reported?

Denominator. Total number of primary patterns from sub-typed E. coli O157:H7 Listeria monocytogenes human isolates uploaded into the PulseNet national database. Performance Target: 90%. Why is this measure important? Awardees need to be able to inform local, state, and national laboratorians and epidemiologists of disease occurrences in a timely manner to determine the extent and scope of potential outbreaks and to minimize the effects of these outbreaks. Pre-Incident Performing PFGE subtyping and submitting data results to the PulseNet electronic database in a timely manner indicates the public health laboratory’s ability to subtype specific bacteria and share results quickly. Pre-Incident Core Public What other requirements are there for reporting measure data? Core Public Response Data for this performance measure will be collected by the Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity cooperative agreement program (from its awardees) as well as extracted from the PulseNet national database, and shared with DSLR. PHEP awardees that allocate PHEP funding towards PFGE activities will be required to verify these data. Data from this measure, irrespective of PHEP funding, may be reported in CDC’s NSPHP. The reporting period for this performance measure is Calendar Year (CY) 2017. What data must be reported?

Denominator. Total number of primary patterns from sub-typed E. coli O157:H7 Listeria monocytogenes human isolates uploaded into for which the PulseNet national database. state performed PFGE subtyping Performance Target: 90%. Why is this measure important? Awardees need to be able to inform local, state, and national laboratorians and epidemiologists of disease occurrences in a timely manner to determine the extent and scope of potential outbreaks and to minimize the effects of these outbreaks. Pre-Incident Performing PFGE subtyping and submitting data results to the PulseNet electronic database in a timely manner indicates the public health laboratory’s ability to subtype specific bacteria and share results quickly. Pre-Incident Core Public What other requirements are there for reporting measure data? Core Public Response Data for this performance measure will be collected by the Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity cooperative agreement program (from its awardees) as well as extracted from the PulseNet national database, and shared with DSLR. PHEP awardees that allocate PHEP funding towards PFGE activities will be required to verify these data. Data from this measure, irrespective of PHEP funding, may be reported in CDC’s NSPHPState-by-State Public Health Preparedness Report. The reporting period for this performance measure is Calendar Year (CY) 20172014. What data must be reported?