Core Insights - Shanghai is enhancing its public health system through a three-year action plan, focusing on major projects and key outcomes in infectious disease prevention and control [1] Group 1: Public Health Infrastructure - The project "Key Capabilities in Biosecurity and Integrated Public Health Laboratory Network" supports high-quality infectious disease monitoring, early warning, and emergency response [1] - A digital information database for pathogens and infectious biological samples has been established, enabling real-time tracking and management of samples during public health emergencies [1] - Advanced technologies such as drug-resistant gene monitoring and airborne microorganism tracking are integrated into a unified platform, creating a "Health Sentinel" system [1] Group 2: Digital Transformation and Monitoring - The "Comprehensive Monitoring and Early Warning System for Infectious Diseases" project has created a closed-loop system for monitoring, early warning, and response, achieving breakthroughs in data collection and predictive modeling [2] - A multi-source comprehensive monitoring network has been established, covering fever clinics and gastrointestinal outpatient departments for intelligent data collection [2] - The project has developed four meteorological-infectious disease risk forecasting technologies, allowing for three-week advance predictions of flu and diarrhea trends, recognized by WHO [2] Group 3: Emergency Response and Treatment - The "Integrated Medical Treatment System for Major Infectious Diseases" project focuses on building a clinical diagnosis network for infectious diseases, filling gaps in collaborative treatment in large cities [3] - A network of pathogen laboratories and clinical research bases supports rapid tracing of new infectious diseases [3] - By the end of 2025, all secondary and above public hospitals in Shanghai will establish infectious disease clinical diagnosis centers, enhancing the precision and efficiency of infectious disease prevention [3]