Evaluation of Foodborne Illness Complaint Surveillance System, Tennessee, 2012

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Evaluation of Foodborne Illness Complaint Surveillance System, Tennessee, 2012 Ellyn Marder, MPH CDC/CSTE Applied Epidemiology Fellow Tennessee Department of Health

Foodborne Illness in Tennessee FoodNet site since 2000 Active surveillance for Campylobacter, Cryptosporidium, Cyclospora, Listeria, Salmonella, Shigella, STEC, Vibrio, Yersinia 1,915 culture-confirmed cases in 2010 26 foodborne outbreaks in 2010 16 restaurant-associated

Complaint Surveillance Prior to 2012, no centralized system Complaints managed by counties Advantages Detects outbreaks faster Detects outbreaks of non-reportable pathogens Helps identify problem restaurants Allows public engagement Disadvantages No laboratory information Voluntary reporting

Tennessee Foodborne Illness Complaint Surveillance System Established January 2012 Joint program between environmental health and foodborne epidemiology groups Consumers lodge complaint with local health department or state office via telephone Dedicated hotline established March 2012 Restaurant inspection performed for every complaint Weekly epidemiology review

System Overview Local health department Hotline Restaurant inspection Central Office environmental health staff Database Epidemiology review

Complaint Form Demographics Illness details Onset, duration Symptoms Suspect meal details Location Dining companions 72 hour food history

Epidemiology Review Instituted January 2013 Weekly Complaints submitted in previous 30 days Compared to identified clusters

Surveillance Evaluation: The First Year 193 complaints, 357 illnesses 40 (42%) counties reporting 25 (13%) received via hotline 3.5 days on average from illness onset to complaint receipt

Foodborne Illness Complaints, 2012 20 15 10 5 0 Number of Complaints 25 Month Received

ANDERSON BLOUNT BRADLEY CARTER CHESTER COFFEE CUMBERLAND DAVIDSON DEKALB DYER GIBSON GREENE HAMBLEN HAMILTON HAYWOOD HENRY JOHNSON KNOX LOUDON MADISON MARSHALL MAURY MCMINN MCNAIRY MONTGOMERY OVERTON PUTNAM RHEA ROBERTSON RUTHERFORD SEQUATCHIE SEVIER SHELBY SULLIVAN SUMNER WARREN WASHINGTON WHITE WILLIAMSON WILSON Rate per 100,000 population Rate of Foodborne Illness Complaints by County, 2012 25 20 15 10 5 0 Tennessee County

Symptoms Reported All Complaints (n = 193) Single Illness (n = 107) Group Illness (n = 86) No. % No. % No. % Diarrhea 168 84 89 83 79 92 Vomiting 143 74 86 80 57 66 Fever 44 23 29 27 15 17 Abdominal cramps 38 20 20 19 18 21 Nausea 35 18 18 17 17 20

Data Quality Missing information 154 (80%) missing complete 72-hour food history 40 (42%) counties reporting (78% of population) 46% of complaints from 3 counties (26% of population, 32% of restaurants)

Outbreak at Large Event Salmonella Newport outbreak at a community festival Case finding Recruitment for analytic study

Restaurant-Associated Outbreak Complaint from 20-person dining party 18 reported illness Investigation Total of 126 diners over single weekend 85 illnesses 5 ill employees Norovirus

Complaint Clusters Cluster #1 4 groups dined at same restaurant 3 days between complaints Cluster #2 2 groups dined at same restaurant 30 days between complaints Neither identified prior to epidemiology review protocol

Conclusions Allows for timely detection of outbreaks Can supplement ongoing outbreak investigations Awareness among local health departments and public difficult to measure Difficult to identify clusters

Recommendations Revise complaint form Weekly epidemiology review protocol Outreach to counties not participating Increase public awareness Incorporate other sources of complaint data Department of Agriculture

Thank You Heather Henderson Mike Salyers Lori Lemaster Hugh Atkins Rand Carpenter