Authors

1. Kraus , Emily McCormick
2. Saintus , Lina
3. Saintus , Lina
4. Martinez , Amanda K.
5. Martinez , Amanda K.
6. Brand , Bill
7. Brand , Bill
8. Begley , Elin
9. Begley , Elin
10. Merritt , Robert K.
11. Merritt , Robert K.
12. Hamilton , Andrew
13. Hamilton , Andrew
14. Rubin , Rick
15. Rubin , Rick
16. Sullivan , Amy
17. Sullivan , Amy
18. Karras , Bryant Thomas
19. Karras , Bryant Thomas
20. Grannis , Shaun
21. Grannis , Shaun
22. Brooks , Ian M.
23. Brooks , Ian M.
24. Mui , Joyce Y.
25. Mui , Joyce Y.
26. Carton , Thomas W.
27. Carton , Thomas W.
28. Hohman , Katherine H.
29. Hohman , Katherine H.
30. Klompas , Michael
31. Klompas , Michael
32. Dixon , Brian E.
33. Dixon , Brian E.

Abstract

The MENDS governance approach resulted in a transparent governance framework that cultivates trust across the network. MENDS's experience highlights the time and resources needed by EHR-based public health surveillance networks to establish effective governance.