Division of Disease Control and Health Protection

BUREAU OF EPIDEMIOLOGY

BUREAU PROGRAMS

• Aquatic Toxins
• Birth Defects Registry
• Chemical Disease Surveillance
• Chronic Disease
• Disease Reporting
• Environmental Public Health Tracking
• Food and Waterborne Disease
• Health-Care Associated Infections (HAI)
• Hazardous Waste Site Health Risk Assessment
• Healthy Homes and Lead Poisoning Prevention
• Indoor Air
• Influenza Surveillance
• Occupational Health
• Pesticide Poisoning Surveillance
• Rabies
• Radon
• Surveillance and Investigations
• Toxicology
• Vector-borne Disease
• Zoonotic Disease

PUBLICATIONS

• Epi Update
• Florida Annual Morbidity Statistics Report

TRAINING & QUALITY IMPROVEMENT

• Florida Epidemic Intelligence Service (FL-EIS)
• Quality Improvement
• Training Section

QUICK LINKS

• Communicable Disease Frequency Reports
• Florida CHARTS
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Florida Data

The Florida Lead Poisoning Prevention program collects surveillance data for individuals who received a blood lead test. The following surveillance reports are available.

• 2011 Annual Report (<2.2 MB, pdf)
• 2010 Annual Report (<2.2 MB, pdf)
• 2009 Annual Report
• 2007-2008 Annual Activity Report (<1.6 MB, pdf)
• 2006 Annual Report
• 2004 Annual Report
• 2003 Annual Report
• 2002 Annual Report
• 2001 Annual Report
• 2000 Annual Report
• 1999 Annual Report

National Data

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Lead Poisoning Prevention Branch (LPPB) compiles state surveillance data for children ages less than 72 months who were tested for lead at least once since January 1, 1997. National data and statistics are available on the CDC Lead Poisoning Prevention Branch website.