Infectious Disease Surveillance Dashboard

Real-time epidemiological monitoring - New Jersey

📅 Last Updated: August 22, 2025
📋 Total Reported Cases (All Pathogens)
0
New Jersey Statewide
🦠 Predominant Pathogen
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0 confirmed cases
📍 Most Affected County
-
Highest disease burden
⚠️ Diseases Under Surveillance
0
Critical thresholds exceeded

🏆 Top 10 Diseases by Case Volume

🗺️ Disease Burden by County

💡 Click on any county to filter epidemiological data

📋 Detailed Case Report by County & Disease

CountyDisease / PathogenCase CountSeverity Level

📈 Predictive Modeling: 30-Day Forward Projection

Time-series forecast based on current epidemiological growth rates and historical incidence data.

▼ Rapid decline (-50%)➡️ Stabilization▲ Epidemic surge (+100%)
Current Cases
0
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Projected Cases (Day +30)
0
Awaiting epidemiological analysis...

📊 Top 5 Diseases - Forward Projections

⚠️ Risk Factors Assessment (Simulated)

🌍 Population DensityHigh Risk
❄️ Seasonality FactorSignificant Impact
✈️ International TravelModerate Risk
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Clinical & Public Health Recommendations

Evidence-based interventions triggered by critical thresholds

💰 Resource Allocation Strategy

📉 Projected Intervention Impact

💉 Vaccination Campaign (Influenza)-25% reduction
🦟 Vector Control Measures-40% reduction
🍽️ Food Safety Enforcement-60% reduction

📊 Executive Summary - Technical Analysis

The dashboard presents a coherent data architecture for epidemiological surveillance, with indicators well correlated to the operational needs of health officials. The business logic is solid, but some methodological biases deserve to be documented for rigorous interpretation.

1. Indicator Logic & Business Correlations

IndicatorOperational NeedCorrelation
Total CasesSituation awarenessStrong ✅
Predominant DiseaseResource prioritizationVery strong ✅✅
Most Affected CountyGeographic targetingVery strong ✅✅
30-day ProjectionAnticipatory planningModerate ⚠️

2. Metrics Analysis - Technical Details

Identified Biases: Population effect (Populous counties like Middlesex are systematically overrepresented).
Suggested Correction: Add an incidence rate indicator per 100k inhabitants.

3. Predictive Model - Critical Analysis

Current Strengths: Total transparency, user adjustable.
Major Weaknesses: No seasonality, no saturation effect, spatial correlation neglected.
Suggested Improvement: Implement a Susceptible-Infectious-Recovered (SIR) dynamic model.

4. Statistical Risk & Data Quality

The dashboard treats all data as equally reliable. In reality, diseases face severe under-reporting (e.g., Lyme disease ~70%). Raw counts should be adjusted using pathogen-specific reporting rates. We also recommend adding a Data Confidence score and anomaly detection for zero-inflation.

5. Confidence Rating

  • Calculation accuracy: 95%
  • Business consistency: 88%
  • Predictive robustness: 65%
  • Actionability: 85%
Developed by Serges Pegmi, MPH — Epidemiological Intelligence Unit
✅ Dashboard ready | Data synchronized