Emergency Readiness
Lessons LearnedIntegrated Community-wide ApproachesCommunities Can Learn Lessons From Worker Exposure to Anthrax in Washington, March 2005Study by the RAND Corporation
Hotlines/HelplinesCenters for Disease Control and PreventionPhone: 770-488-7100 (24 hours)
Selected BibliographyWeapons of Mass Destruction Events With Contaminated Casualties: Effective Planning for Health Care FacilitiesAnthony G. Macintyre, MD; Lt COL George W.
Emergency Readiness Resources: Acronyms
ResourcesGuidance for Healthcare Professionals: Smallpox ResourcesThe Smallpox Vaccination Program: Public Health in an Age of Terrorism (March 2005)IOM r
Other Training ResourcesMass Casualty Care: Overlooked Community Resources, August 15, 2005Streaming Video, Audio, and Text Transcript of AHRQ Web Conference.
Emergency Readiness: Organizational Training Resources
Medical Training ResourcesAmerican College of Radiology Resource Prepares Medical Professionals for Radiological Terrorist AttackCDC: Ricin C
ResourcesGuidance for Health Professionals: Laboratory ResourcesCDC Laboratory GuidanceCenters for Disease Control and PreventionIncludes information pertaining to laboratory specific information
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