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Descriptive Epidemiology of a Random Sample of COVID-19 Cases in New York City, November 2022—July 2023

Enhanced COVID-19 Case Investigation Reveals Gaps in Routine Surveillance Data

Contributing Author Dr. Alicia Mingo Executive Director of Clinical Education & Operations, Mandl School, The College of Allied Health
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Routine sources of COVID-19 surveillance data offer incomplete and minimal demographic and clinical data.

The New York City (NYC) Health Department's Bureau of Communicable Diseases has the capacity to conduct case investigations into a subset of reported COVID-19 cases.

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About the Author Dr. Alicia Mingo Executive Director of Clinical Education & Operations, Mandl School, The College of Allied Health

Dr. Alicia Mingo boasts an impressive 30+ years of experience in the healthcare sector, having navigated a remarkable career trajectory to an esteemed role as an infectious diseases clinical epidemiologist, public health leader, and healthcare executive. Her professional journey has taken her from the Hospital for Special Surgery, where she earned a PhD in Epidemiology (Board Certified in Disease Intervention) while…

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