Welcome to Your New Home, DIS.
We’ve curated this space just for you.
You shared at the DIS Mini Conference, and we listened. Here is your new home to connect with one another.
As we work to build out this page, feel free to step in, take off your shoes, and get comfy. We’ll link all recent DIS updates, desk resources, the DIS MyNCSD community, and more down below.
If you haven’t already, join THE network for DIS in MyNCSD – simply create an account to gain access to access member-only conversations happening. Be sure to add the DIS Community to view resources and best practices being shared by DIS across the country!
DIS Desk References
Coming soon – here, you’ll find all of our frequently used desk (or edges-crumpled car binder) resources in one place including CDC treatment guidelines, syphilis staging references, case definitions and more.
What’s new in DIS-Land?
Expect fresh resources
Now that we have our own DIS space, you can expect us to link our frequently used sites and resources here over the next few weeks alongside updates to existing resources. In the meantime, you can still access NCSD’s general resource library that is laden with gems here.
DIS Certification
DIS Certification development is well underway in partnership with the National Board of Public Health Examiners (NBPHE), the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) and is supported through funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention through a Cooperative Agreement
Sign Up Here to receive email notifications regarding the DIS Certification Program to include volunteer opportunities, program updates, educational materials, prep resources, and much more!
To learn more about foundational phase of certification development that took place in 2016, explore here.
Want to learn more about disease intervention and DIS?
Navigate below to learn more about DIS and the work we do.
Resources
Looking for prevention resources? Check out NCSD’s library for recently shared materials including information on expedited partner therapy, minor consent for STI services, and more.
Questions on DIS happenings?
Connect with Leo Parker by emailing lparker@ncsddc.org
