Monitoring Public Health at the 2004 G8 Summit: Routine and Syndromic Surveillance in Georgia The goal of this web-based case study is to familiarize learners with how disease surveillance systems operate in Georgia, and the measures that were taken to monitor disease during the 2004 G8 Summit. The content is divided into seven sections: (1) Introduction; (2) G8 Summit; (3) Public Health Surveillance; (4) Surveillance in Georgia; (5) Case Study: Routine Surveillance; (6) Case Study: Syndromic Surveillance; and (7) Conclusion. A fictional account of a disease outbreak is presented, which illustrates the differences between routine surveillance and syndromic surveillance in identifying illnesses within a population. (2005) Audience: General Public Health Format(s): Web-based To register for this activity, click HERE and submit your First Name, Last Name and Email Address. Registration information will be emailed to you within 3 business days. If you have already registered and have your username and password, click HERE.