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CDC - Promoting DVT-PE prevention through monitoring practices & health outcomes

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2011-IM-0092Federal

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The contract involves a competitive task order under the CDC Information Management Services (CIMS) Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity Contract, specifically available to two 8A contractors, Emergint Technologies and DB Consulting. The work focuses on supporting public health surveillance and prevention efforts related to Deep Vein Thrombosis and Pulmonary Embolism (DVT-PE) through the National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN). The contractor will be responsible for collecting, analyzing, and documenting technical and project requirements, conducting task analysis and business process evaluations, and developing detailed specifications and user interface designs. Effective communication with both internal teams and external clients is essential to deliver product functionalities, coordinate testing with quality assurance staff, and manage project changes to meet deadlines. Additional responsibilities include collecting and summarizing healthcare literature on adverse event surveillance and prevention practices, providing analytic support to multidisciplinary public health teams, and disseminating scientific information through presentations, manuscripts, and other publications. The contractor will also develop, test, and deploy educational and training materials such as posters and slide sets related to NHSN and DVT-PE. The place of performance is in Atlanta, GA, and the solicitation is posted with key contacts available for contract specialist support. This effort is aimed at enhancing surveillance system functionalities to promote prevention and health outcome monitoring under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act - Prevention and Public Health Fund.

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Competitive task order for NHSN DVT-PE surveillance support, analytics, training, and product development, Atlanta-based.

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541512 - Computer Systems Design Services

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CDC, ATLANTA, GA, USA

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THIS NOTICE IS FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY UNDER THE PATIENT PROTECTION AND AFFORDABLE CARE ACT - PREVENTION AND PUBLIC HEALTH FUND The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) intends to issue a competitive task order against an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity Contract for CDC Information Management Services (CIMS). This opportunity is available to two 8A contractors (Emergint Technologies and DB Consulting) under the CIMS multiple award contract, which was previously competed and awarded in 2010. The contractor shall collect, analyze, and document the project's subject matter and technical requirements and prepare this information for transfer to the development team. Evaluate the data collected through task analysis, business process evaluation, and interactions with subject matter experts. Prepare accurate and detailed requirement specifications documents, user interface guides, and functional specification documents. Communicate effectively with external clients and internal teams to deliver product's functional requirements such as screen, interface, and GUI designs. Document the acquired results of analysis and workflows as well as obtaining sign-off from the appropriate program staff. Coordinate plans for testing with the quality assurance staff who test, validate, evaluate system enhancements and determine issues in services and software. Manage any change requests related to the working project plans to meet the agreed deadlines. Coordinate and manage meetings, communications, and other activities that support collaborative development of new surveillance system functionality Collect, analyze, and summarize healthcare and public health literature on surveillance of adverse events and prevention practices. Provide analytic support to multi-disciplinary teams in order to accomplish public health surveillance and prevention goals. Disseminate scientific information related to (DVT/PE) and NHSN in the form of presentations, manuscripts, or other publications (e.g. newsletters, federal documents). Develop, test, and deploy NHSN and DVT/PE materials, including posters, educational slide sets, and other training materials.

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