The Florida Department of Health in Broward County (DOH-Broward) Communicable Disease Program encompasses disease reporting, prevention, investigation and control, surveillance, diagnosis, and treatment. Through the ongoing systematic collection, analysis, evaluation, and dissemination of epidemiologic data regarding HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases (STD), tuberculosis (TB), hepatitis, and other reportable diseases and conditions, DOH-Broward identifies case rates, trends, and disease distribution.
This information is then shared with partners and used to plan and evaluate prevention and patient care activities. DOH-Broward monitors disease trends for potential outbreaks and takes the necessary control measures to prevent outbreaks. In addition, DOH-Broward provides diagnosis and treatment for HIV/AIDS, TB, and STDs, directly or through contracted providers and community partners, in order to reduce transmission and improve health outcomes.
Broward County Data
View trends and specific data conditions relating to Broward County’s residents.