Page ContentFederal Policy Recommendations APHL annually identifies federal policy measures needed to improve the operations of laboratories involved with public health testing, and presents its recommendations as public health activity priorities.Fiscal Year 2023Public Health Laboratory WorkforcePublic Health Laboratory Facility NeedsPublic Health Data NeedsEpidemiology and Laboratory CapacityPublic Health PreparednessEnvironmental HealthNewborn ScreeningFiscal Year 2022 ASM/APHL Advanced Molecular Detection Environmental HealthEpidemiology and Laboratory Capacity Food Safety Newborn ScreeningPublic Health PreparednessFiscal Year 2021 ASM/APHL Advanced Molecular Detection Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity Food Safety Newborn ScreeningFiscal Year 2020 Biomonitoring Biosafety and Biosecurity Environmental Health Laboratories Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity Food Safety Global Health Infectious Diseases Newborn Screening Public Health Preparedness Data StrategyAPHL, the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE), Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS), and Naphsis have joined together to spearhead this first-ever campaign to secure meaningful, sustained funding to modernize the public health surveillance enterprise at the CDC and through it, the state, local, tribal, and territorial health departments. Data: Elemental to Health CDC FY21 Data Modernization Budget Fact SheetBiosafety & Biosecurity ProgramBiosafety/Biosecurity improvements must continue to assure the health system's ability to provide the expected delivery of healthcare. CDC/APHL Biosafety and Biosecurity Program: Making Labs Safer for Scientists and Communities APHL Biosafety and Biosecurity Program Epidemiology and Laboratory Capacity for Infectious Diseases Cooperative Agreement ELC Program: Essential Funding for Public Health Lab Response It looks like your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. Please turn on JavaScript and try again.