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Big Cities Health Coalition AI Use Case Catalog
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Use cases tagged De-identified data

  • Wastewater surveillance trend alerts
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    Stage: In productionOrganization: Harborview Metro Health District

    Wastewater surveillance trend alerts

    Result in one line: Epi team saw the winter flu rise nine days before case reports confirmed it

    Watches the weekly wastewater sampling results for the metro's five treatment plants, flags statistically unusual rises for COVID, flu and RSV, and posts a short plain-language alert to the epi team's channel before the Monday briefing.

    • Epidemiology & surveillance
    • Data & informatics
    Skills needed to set it up: Analyst or data scientist Readiness: Guided setup Readiness: Needs customization4 more
  • Triage queue listing seven ranked syndromic signals with area, what changed, signal strength and status.
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    Stage: PilotOrganization: Lakeshore City Department of Public Health

    Syndromic surveillance signal triage assistant

    Result in one line: Cut daily alert review from 90 to 30 minutes for two analysts

    Reads the daily syndromic alert export, drafts a plain-language note for each signal, and ranks the ones an epidemiologist should open first.

    • Epidemiology & surveillance
    • Data & informatics
    Skills needed to set it up: Analyst or data scientist Readiness: Needs customization Readiness: Human review built in3 more
  • Draft situational brief showing four summary tiles, a bar chart of naloxone runs by neighbourhood, and the drafted narrative.
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    Stage: PilotOrganization: Harbor City Health Department

    Overdose spike situational brief generator

    Result in one line: Cut brief turnaround from three days to under one hour

    Assembles naloxone runs, emergency department visits and medical examiner reports into a one-page situational brief within an hour of a spike alert.

    • Epidemiology & surveillance
    • Clinical & community services
    Skills needed to set it up: Analyst or data scientist Readiness: Needs customization Readiness: Needs a data agreement5 more

    Last confirmed Jul 2025