Erratum: Paolo Lauriola et al., Advancing Global Health through Environmental and Public Health Tracking, Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2020, 17, 1976

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Table 1. Tracking activities around the globe that are collaborating in an international EPHT network (INPHET).

Country.	Name/Subjects	Leading Institution
EPHT SYSTEMS
Australia [48–51]	The Chinese Environmental Public Health Tracking (CEPHT) project started in September 2015 operated by the National Institute of Environmental Health, Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (NIEH, China CDC), developing CEPHT’s electronic data tracking system. Twenty-nine local Chinese CDCs participate by reporting environmental hazard and health effects data through the electronic system.	National Institute of Environmental Health (NIEH, China CDC)
EPHT-EQUIVALENT SYSTEMS
North America
Canada	Environmental Public Health Program: Focus on outdoor air quality, water quality and soil contaminants. Health databases include emergency department visits, hospital admissions, cancer and mortality data [52] Acute Care Enhanced Surveillance (ACES) is a real-time syndromic surveillance system with temporal and spatial capabilities that enables public health to be better informed on the health of the community. ACES’ syndromic surveillance capabilities are useful in a variety of situations, including public health emergencies, such as extreme weather events [53]	Canadian Urban Environmental Health Research Consortium (CANUE) The ACES system is maintained by KFL&A Public Health and is funded by the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care
Europe
European Union	European Environment and Epidemiology (E3) Network [54], providing access to climatic/environmental geospatial data for epidemiologic analysis currently collected and analysed by a variety of European agencies, public health institutes, and research organisations The system is an interactive database composed of country-level indicators and regional assessments [55]. ENHIS indicators provide information on exposures, health outcomes and policy actions related to the environment and health priority areas for the European Region known as Regional Priority Goals (RPGs) The initiative is coordinating and advancing human biomonitoring in Europe. HBM4EU is generating evidence of the actual exposure of citizens to chemicals and the possible health effects to support policymaking [56].	European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) Environment and Health Information System (ENHIS) European Human Biomonitoring Initiative (HBM4EU)
Italy	The main activity that has characteristics of ongoing surveillance is on “Mesothelioma and Asbestos exposure tracking” [57]. There are also several studies with the potential to become ongoing surveillance programmes. Sentieri [58], which describes the health profile of populations living in contaminated sites, and provides elements for the design of ongoing monitoring, that could have value across several countries [59,60] Moniter [61], dealing with incinerator risks EpiAir [62] for air pollution surveillance Environmental Health Task Force (EHTF) appointed by the Ministry of Health (MoH), is underpinning a strategy to develop a framework which includes local and national resources (underway).	National Institute of Health National Institute of Health ARPA-ER DEP-ARPAP EHTTF-MoH
The Netherlands	Small Area Health Studies using health registries [63] Statistics Netherlands (CBS, Ministry Economic Affaires), Strategic Project Health Care [63] Lung cancer in the IJmond region in relation to cadmium exposure [64] Aircraft noise annoyance in the vicinity of Amsterdam Schiphol Airport [65]	National Institute of Public Health and the Environment (RIVM)
Eurasia
Georgia [63]	A Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS) on a representative sample of children to study several demographic and health aspects over the last ten years. Starting from lead biomonitoring in children, a national surveillance programme is underway. Considering the geographical and geopolitical situation of the region, the experience in Georgia may lead to an initiative in collaboration with neighbouring countries, with the potential to establish a regional Eurasia hub for EPHT, based on a network established at a recent EU funded TAIEX workshop.	National Center for Disease Control and Public Health (NCDC-PH)
Pacific Region
New Zealand	A system reports on a range of environmental hazards, with the additional synthesis of the environmental burden of disease for second-hand smoke exposure. Also working on developing environmental burden of disease reports for ultraviolet light exposure and lead (Pb) exposure [66,67] Reporting provides weekly communicable disease surveillance and outbreak surveillance reporting to New Zealand regional health authorities.	Massey University Institute of Environmental Science and Research [68]
Kingdom of Tonga [69]	Vector and vector-borne disease surveillance that includes meteorological and Southern Ocean oscillation index data, and relates to the climate change monitoring data collected in Tonga Water quality, water-borne disease and infection monitoring	Ministry of Health, Kingdom of Tonga
South Pacific Region [70]	The Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network (PPHSN) is a voluntary network of countries and organisations dedicated to the promotion of public health surveillance and appropriate response to the health challenges of 22 Pacific Island countries and territories (PICTs). It includes six service networks: PacNet, LabNet, EpiNet, PICNet, the Pacific Syndromic Surveillance System and the Strengthening Health Interventions in the Pacific-Data for Decision Making (SHIP-DDM) capacity development programme.	Secretariat for the Pacific Community (SPC)

Table 1. Tracking activities around the globe that are collaborating in an international EPHT network (INPHET).

Country.	Name/Subjects	Leading Institution
EPHT SYSTEMS
Australia [48–51]	The Chinese Environmental Public Health Tracking (CEPHT) project started in September 2015 operated by the National Institute of Environmental Health, Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (NIEH, China CDC), developing CEPHT’s electronic data tracking system. Twenty-nine local Chinese CDCs participate by reporting environmental hazard and health effects data through the electronic system.	National Institute of Environmental Health (NIEH, China CDC)
EPHT-EQUIVALENT SYSTEMS
North America
Canada	Environmental Public Health Program: Focus on outdoor air quality, water quality and soil contaminants. Health databases include emergency department visits, hospital admissions, cancer and mortality data [52] Acute Care Enhanced Surveillance (ACES) is a real-time syndromic surveillance system with temporal and spatial capabilities that enables public health to be better informed on the health of the community. ACES’ syndromic surveillance capabilities are useful in a variety of situations, including public health emergencies, such as extreme weather events [53]	Canadian Urban Environmental Health Research Consortium (CANUE) The ACES system is maintained by KFL&A Public Health and is funded by the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care
Europe
European Union	European Environment and Epidemiology (E3) Network [54], providing access to climatic/environmental geospatial data for epidemiologic analysis currently collected and analysed by a variety of European agencies, public health institutes, and research organisations The system is an interactive database composed of country-level indicators and regional assessments [55]. ENHIS indicators provide information on exposures, health outcomes and policy actions related to the environment and health priority areas for the European Region known as Regional Priority Goals (RPGs) The initiative is coordinating and advancing human biomonitoring in Europe. HBM4EU is generating evidence of the actual exposure of citizens to chemicals and the possible health effects to support policymaking [56].	European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) Environment and Health Information System (ENHIS) European Human Biomonitoring Initiative (HBM4EU)
Italy	The main activity that has characteristics of ongoing surveillance is on “Mesothelioma and Asbestos exposure tracking” [57]. There are also several studies with the potential to become ongoing surveillance programmes. Sentieri [58], which describes the health profile of populations living in contaminated sites, and provides elements for the design of ongoing monitoring, that could have value across several countries [59,60] Moniter [61], dealing with incinerator risks EpiAir [62] for air pollution surveillance Environmental Health Task Force (EHTF) appointed by the Ministry of Health (MoH), is underpinning a strategy to develop a framework which includes local and national resources (underway).	National Institute of Health National Institute of Health ARPA-ER DEP-ARPAP EHTTF-MoH
The Netherlands	Small Area Health Studies using health registries [63] Statistics Netherlands (CBS, Ministry Economic Affaires), Strategic Project Health Care [63] Lung cancer in the IJmond region in relation to cadmium exposure [64] Aircraft noise annoyance in the vicinity of Amsterdam Schiphol Airport [65]	National Institute of Public Health and the Environment (RIVM)
Eurasia
Georgia [63]	A Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS) on a representative sample of children to study several demographic and health aspects over the last ten years. Starting from lead biomonitoring in children, a national surveillance programme is underway. Considering the geographical and geopolitical situation of the region, the experience in Georgia may lead to an initiative in collaboration with neighbouring countries, with the potential to establish a regional Eurasia hub for EPHT, based on a network established at a recent EU funded TAIEX workshop.	National Center for Disease Control and Public Health (NCDC-PH)
Pacific Region
New Zealand	A system reports on a range of environmental hazards, with the additional synthesis of the environmental burden of disease for second-hand smoke exposure. Also working on developing environmental burden of disease reports for ultraviolet light exposure and lead (Pb) exposure [66,67] Reporting provides weekly communicable disease surveillance and outbreak surveillance reporting to New Zealand regional health authorities.	Massey University Institute of Environmental Science and Research [68]
Kingdom of Tonga [69]	Vector and vector-borne disease surveillance that includes meteorological and Southern Ocean oscillation index data, and relates to the climate change monitoring data collected in Tonga Water quality, water-borne disease and infection monitoring	Ministry of Health, Kingdom of Tonga
South Pacific Region [70]	The Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network (PPHSN) is a voluntary network of countries and organisations dedicated to the promotion of public health surveillance and appropriate response to the health challenges of 22 Pacific Island countries and territories (PICTs). It includes six service networks: PacNet, LabNet, EpiNet, PICNet, the Pacific Syndromic Surveillance System and the Strengthening Health Interventions in the Pacific-Data for Decision Making (SHIP-DDM) capacity development programme.	Secretariat for the Pacific Community (SPC)

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Table 1. Tracking activities around the globe that are collaborating in an international EPHT network (INPHET).

Country	Name/Subjects	Leading Institution
EPHT SYSTEMS
Australia [48]	Currently developing a strategy for an Environmental Health Tracking System in Victoria. A Driving Force-Pressure-Environmental Condition-Health Impact-Action (DPEHA) conceptual framework is proposed for the proposed Victorian EHTS.	Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Victoria’s Environmental Public Health Unit
China [49–51]	The Chinese Environmental Public Health Tracking (CEPHT) project started in September 2015 operated by the National Institute of Environmental Health, Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (NIEH, China CDC), developing CEPHT’s electronic data tracking system. Twenty-nine local Chinese CDCs participate by reporting environmental hazard and health effects data through the electronic system.	National Institute of Environmental Health (NIEH, China CDC)
EPHT-EQUIVALENT SYSTEMS
North America
Canada	Environmental Public Health Program: Focus on outdoor air quality, water quality and soil contaminants. Health databases include emergency department visits, hospital admissions, cancer and mortality data [52] Acute Care Enhanced Surveillance (ACES) is a real-time syndromic surveillance system with temporal and spatial capabilities that enables public health to be better informed on the health of the community. ACES’ syndromic surveillance capabilities are useful in a variety of situations, including public health emergencies, such as extreme weather events [53].	Canadian Urban Environmental Health Research Consortium (CANUE) The ACES system is maintained by KFL&A Public Health and is funded by the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care
Europe
European Union	European Environment and Epidemiology (E3) Network [54], providing access to climatic/environmental geospatial data for epidemiologic analysis currently collected and analysed by a variety of European agencies, public health institutes, and research organisations The system is an interactive database composed of country-level indicators and regional assessments [55]. ENHIS indicators provide information on exposures, health outcomes and policy actions related to the environment and health priority areas for the European Region known as Regional Priority Goals (RPGs) The initiative is coordinating and advancing human biomonitoring in Europe. HBM4EU is generating evidence of the actual exposure of citizens to chemicals and the possible health effects to support policymaking [56].	European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) Environment and Health Information System (ENHIS) European Human Biomonitoring Initiative (HBM4EU)
Italy	The main activity that has characteristics of ongoing surveillance is on “Mesothelioma and Asbestos exposure tracking” [57]. There are also several studies with the potential to become ongoing surveillance programmes Sentieri [58], which describes the health profile of populations living in contaminated sites, and provides elements for the design of ongoing monitoring, that could have value across several countries [59,60] Moniter [61], dealing with incinerator risks EpiAir [62] for air pollution surveillance Environmental Health Task Force (EHTF) appointed by the Ministry of Health (MoH), is underpinning a strategy to develop a framework which includes local and national resources (underway).	National Institute of Health National Institute of Health ARPA-ER DEP-ARPAP EHTTF-MoH
The Netherlands	Small Area Health Studies using health registries [63] Statistics Netherlands (CBS, Ministry Economic Affaires), Strategic Project Health Care [63] Lung cancer in the IJmond region in relation to cadmium exposure [64] Aircraft noise annoyance in the vicinity of Amsterdam Schiphol Airport [65].	National Institute of Public Health and the Environment (RIVM)
Eurasia
Georgia [63]	A Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS) on a representative sample of children to study several demographic and health aspects over the last ten years. Starting from lead biomonitoring in children, a national surveillance programme is underway Considering the geographical and geopolitical situation of the region, the experience in Georgia may lead to an initiative in collaboration with neighbouring countries, with the potential to establish a regional Eurasia hub for EPHT, based on a network established at a recent EU funded TAIEX workshop.	National Center for Disease Control and Public Health (NCDC-PH)
Pacific Region
New Zealand	A system reports on a range of environmental hazards, with the additional synthesis of the environmental burden of disease for second-hand smoke exposure. Also working on developing environmental burden of disease reports for ultraviolet light exposure and lead (Pb) exposure [66,67] Reporting provides weekly communicable disease surveillance and outbreak surveillance reporting to New Zealand regional health authorities.	Massey University Institute of Environmental Science and Research [68]
Kingdom of Tonga [69]	Vector and vector-borne disease surveillance that includes meteorological and Southern Ocean oscillation index data, and relates to the climate change monitoring data collected in Tonga Water quality, water-borne disease and infection monitoring.	Ministry of Health, Kingdom of Tonga
South Pacific Region [70]	The Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network (PPHSN) is a voluntary network of countries and organisations dedicated to the promotion of public health surveillance and appropriate response to the health challenges of 22 Pacific Island countries and territories (PICTs). It includes six service networks: PacNet, LabNet, EpiNet, PICNet, the Pacific Syndromic Surveillance System and the Strengthening Health Interventions in the Pacific-Data for Decision Making (SHIP-DDM) capacity development programme.	Secretariat for the Pacific Community (SPC)

Table 1. Tracking activities around the globe that are collaborating in an international EPHT network (INPHET).

Country	Name/Subjects	Leading Institution
EPHT SYSTEMS
Australia [48]	Currently developing a strategy for an Environmental Health Tracking System in Victoria. A Driving Force-Pressure-Environmental Condition-Health Impact-Action (DPEHA) conceptual framework is proposed for the proposed Victorian EHTS.	Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Victoria’s Environmental Public Health Unit
China [49–51]	The Chinese Environmental Public Health Tracking (CEPHT) project started in September 2015 operated by the National Institute of Environmental Health, Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (NIEH, China CDC), developing CEPHT’s electronic data tracking system. Twenty-nine local Chinese CDCs participate by reporting environmental hazard and health effects data through the electronic system.	National Institute of Environmental Health (NIEH, China CDC)
EPHT-EQUIVALENT SYSTEMS
North America
Canada	Environmental Public Health Program: Focus on outdoor air quality, water quality and soil contaminants. Health databases include emergency department visits, hospital admissions, cancer and mortality data [52] Acute Care Enhanced Surveillance (ACES) is a real-time syndromic surveillance system with temporal and spatial capabilities that enables public health to be better informed on the health of the community. ACES’ syndromic surveillance capabilities are useful in a variety of situations, including public health emergencies, such as extreme weather events [53].	Canadian Urban Environmental Health Research Consortium (CANUE) The ACES system is maintained by KFL&A Public Health and is funded by the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care
Europe
European Union	European Environment and Epidemiology (E3) Network [54], providing access to climatic/environmental geospatial data for epidemiologic analysis currently collected and analysed by a variety of European agencies, public health institutes, and research organisations The system is an interactive database composed of country-level indicators and regional assessments [55]. ENHIS indicators provide information on exposures, health outcomes and policy actions related to the environment and health priority areas for the European Region known as Regional Priority Goals (RPGs) The initiative is coordinating and advancing human biomonitoring in Europe. HBM4EU is generating evidence of the actual exposure of citizens to chemicals and the possible health effects to support policymaking [56].	European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) Environment and Health Information System (ENHIS) European Human Biomonitoring Initiative (HBM4EU)
Italy	The main activity that has characteristics of ongoing surveillance is on “Mesothelioma and Asbestos exposure tracking” [57]. There are also several studies with the potential to become ongoing surveillance programmes Sentieri [58], which describes the health profile of populations living in contaminated sites, and provides elements for the design of ongoing monitoring, that could have value across several countries [59,60] Moniter [61], dealing with incinerator risks EpiAir [62] for air pollution surveillance Environmental Health Task Force (EHTF) appointed by the Ministry of Health (MoH), is underpinning a strategy to develop a framework which includes local and national resources (underway).	National Institute of Health National Institute of Health ARPA-ER DEP-ARPAP EHTTF-MoH
The Netherlands	Small Area Health Studies using health registries [63] Statistics Netherlands (CBS, Ministry Economic Affaires), Strategic Project Health Care [63] Lung cancer in the IJmond region in relation to cadmium exposure [64] Aircraft noise annoyance in the vicinity of Amsterdam Schiphol Airport [65].	National Institute of Public Health and the Environment (RIVM)
Eurasia
Georgia [63]	A Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS) on a representative sample of children to study several demographic and health aspects over the last ten years. Starting from lead biomonitoring in children, a national surveillance programme is underway Considering the geographical and geopolitical situation of the region, the experience in Georgia may lead to an initiative in collaboration with neighbouring countries, with the potential to establish a regional Eurasia hub for EPHT, based on a network established at a recent EU funded TAIEX workshop.	National Center for Disease Control and Public Health (NCDC-PH)
Pacific Region
New Zealand	A system reports on a range of environmental hazards, with the additional synthesis of the environmental burden of disease for second-hand smoke exposure. Also working on developing environmental burden of disease reports for ultraviolet light exposure and lead (Pb) exposure [66,67] Reporting provides weekly communicable disease surveillance and outbreak surveillance reporting to New Zealand regional health authorities.	Massey University Institute of Environmental Science and Research [68]
Kingdom of Tonga [69]	Vector and vector-borne disease surveillance that includes meteorological and Southern Ocean oscillation index data, and relates to the climate change monitoring data collected in Tonga Water quality, water-borne disease and infection monitoring.	Ministry of Health, Kingdom of Tonga
South Pacific Region [70]	The Pacific Public Health Surveillance Network (PPHSN) is a voluntary network of countries and organisations dedicated to the promotion of public health surveillance and appropriate response to the health challenges of 22 Pacific Island countries and territories (PICTs). It includes six service networks: PacNet, LabNet, EpiNet, PICNet, the Pacific Syndromic Surveillance System and the Strengthening Health Interventions in the Pacific-Data for Decision Making (SHIP-DDM) capacity development programme.	Secretariat for the Pacific Community (SPC)