Please be advised that the RCKMS Office Hours, originally scheduled for April 2 & April 16, have been rescheduled for Thursday, May 21 & Thursday June 4, 2020. Each session will be held at 3:00 pm ET. The authoring schedule with the new office hours dates is attached to this post. Calendar invites will be […]
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A new version of the COVID-19 reporting specifications (3.0 Release 20200323) has been released. Version 3.0 of COVID-19 contains all the rules from previous versions, plus the addition of antibody tests. For your convenience, the RCKMS team has added version 3.0 into your account and copied over your existing reporting criteria and external references for
New version of COVID-19 (v3) reporting specifications now available for authoring Read More »
Click here to view the March 19, 2020 authoring support session (~30 mins). This session provides a brief walk-thorough of authoring COVID-19 version 2 lab criteria. We recognize that additional versions of COVID-19 reporting specifications have been released since the date of this recording, however, this session provides some information that you may find helpful.
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A new version of the COVID-19 reporting specifications has been released. For your convenience, the RCKMS team has added the new version into your account and copied over your existing reporting criteria and external references for Coronavirus. To adopt the new version, you will need to review the reporting specification and publish the new version
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We are excited to announce the kick-off of the RCKMS Authoring Recognition Competition! The goals of this competition are to increase the number of jurisdictions that have authored, increase the number of conditions authored in the tool and to recognize jurisdictions that have made great strides with authoring. The competition is open to all jurisdictions
2020 RCKMS Authoring Competition Read More »
There are currently 23 conditions available for authoring and with this release, we will add an additional 20 conditions (total of 43 conditions). You will not see the 20 new conditions in the Authoring Interface until February 10th. In the meantime, we encourage all jurisdictions to review the details of the Content Release for any
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The recording of the Informational on how to author 2019 Novel Coronavirus is below. We have also included just the slides with screenshots of how to author 2019 Novel Coronavirus . Recording: RCKMS Informational-Authoring 2019 Novel Coronavirus Slides: 2019 Novel Coronavirus Authoring Training Please contact the RCKMS team if you have questions at [email protected]. -The CSTE RCKMS
RCKMS Informational-Authoring 2019 Novel Coronavirus (Jan. 24, 2020) Read More »
Currently there are 20 conditions (6 pilot + 13 Enteric + Parkinson’s Disease) available to author in the RCKMS Authoring interface. Users can author at anytime, however, CSTE provides a suggested authoring schedule. During the suggested authoring period, CSTE provide live office support hours. For assistance outside of the suggested authoring period office support hours, users
FALL 2019 RCKMS Authoring Schedule: August 19 – October 25, 2019 Read More »
The 2019 RCKMS Jurisdiction User Guide (version 1.4) is now available RCKMS Jurisdiction Administrator User Guide Final 7.18.19 NOTE: The version 1.4 of User Guide will not be available on the RCKMS Authoring Interface until the next software update in late Fall 2019. Please email the RCKMS team at [email protected] to provide comments or feedback
The 2019 RCKMS Jurisdiction User Guide (version 1.4) is now available. Read More »
Here is the link for the RCKMS Training Follow-up and Onboarding Assistance Webinar.
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The Reportable Conditions Knowledge Management System (RCKMS) is a real-time portal to enhance disease surveillance by providing comprehensive information on public health reporting criteria. The tool provides public health reporters about the “who,what,when, where and how” of reporting.
