Public Health Laboratory - Core Functions of Public Health Laboratories

Core Functions of Public Health Laboratories

  • Disease Prevention, Control and Surveillance
  • Integrated Data Management
  • Reference and Specialized Testing
  • Environmental Health and Protection
  • Food Safety
  • Laboratory Improvement and Regulation
  • Policy Development
  • Emergency Response
  • Public Health Related Research
  • Training and Education
  • Partnerships and Communication

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