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Webinar – A Deeper Dive into CHAMPS Data

March 8, 2022

Join Dr. Dianna Blau for another interactive session on using and analyzing CHAMPS data.

Building on our introductory data webinar in August, in this session Dr. Blau took participants deeper into the data, describing the top causes of death and highlighting key findings for the three age groups CHAMPS assesses: stillbirths, neonates, and infants/children under 5 years of age.

Dr. Blau is seconded to CHAMPS from U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and serves as the Senior Director for Science. In this role she is responsible for and provides direction and expert advice on all aspects of the surveillance, public health, diagnostic and cause of death determination activities related to CHAMPS implementation.

Watch the recorded presentation below. 

Click here to view the presentation slides

Click here to view answers to questions that were not addressed live.