The ongoing H5N1 outbreak illustrates how uncoordinated responses result in massive costs. With more than $1.4 billion in poultry industry losses and egg price spikes exceeding 350%, the economic fallout underscores the need for earlier detection and targeted containment.
A One Health framework enables states to focus limited resources where the data shows the greatest risk. It allows for predictive modeling that prevents overreactions and focuses response where it's most likely to stop transmission—saving time, money, and lives.
By integrating environmental, animal, and human health data, policymakers gain the tools to make smarter, more fiscally responsible decisions—from issuing burn bans to limit respiratory infections, to deploying veterinary interventions in hotspot areas before a human outbreak occurs.
The innovative technology simplifies complex data management and enhances the capacity of state and local agencies to protect communities and proactively address challenges and concerns.
Cloud infrastructure enables seamless data sharing and access from anywhere—including offline and disconnected areas promoting collaboration across regions and disciplines.
- Mobile capabilities allow on-the-ground workers to input data directly, ensuring timely and accurate reporting.
- Simplified offline data capture functionality empowers users to accurately input data even in areas without connection.
- Data dashboards help visualize trends, outbreaks, and risk factors, empowering decision-makers to act swiftly and effectively.
