A new program developed by the CDC Foundation and CDC streamlines information exchange between medical examiners, coroners’ offices and their colleagues across public health and public safety. This updated process for sharing data allows families faster access to death certificates, opens better lines of communication between agencies and sets up a much quicker way to track emerging—and emergency—public health threats, like disease outbreaks or environmental hazards. #DataModernization Watch the

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