Navajo Epidemiology Center

The Navajo Epidemiology Center (NEC) was established in 2005 to manage Navajo Nation’s public health information systems, investigate diseases and injuries of concern, provide data and reports to help health programs effectively manage programs, respond to public health emergencies, and coordinate these activities with other public health authorities. The NEC’s primary objectives are: data collection, analysis and interpretation; health surveillance; disease control and prevention; and data sharing.

Mission Statement:
To contribute to Hozho of Dine People by

  1. Monitoring health status
  2. Maintaining disease surveillance
  3. Conducting health research
  4. Conducting disease outbreak investigation
  5. Reporting health data
  6. Providing technical assistance
  7. Identifying priority health concerns

Vision Statement:
Empowering Dine People to achieve Hozho through naalniih naalkaah (epidemiology – disease surveillance).

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Overdose Prevention Hub for Tribes and Native Communities

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Who We Are

The initiative for establishing an online one-stop native overdose prevention resource hub came about as one component of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control’s Opioid Overdose Prevention in Tribes. Learn More

Acknowledging Urban and Rural Native Communities

The Native Overdose Resource Hub aims to provide culturally inclusive and tailored resources regarding Opioid Prevention for Indigenous communities, both urban and rural. Seven Directions recognizes the strengths and unique needs of Indigenous communities on both traditional lands and in urban areas. Learn More

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