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CDC – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

  • NEW!
    Abbreviated Pandemic Influenza Plan Template for Primary Care Provider Offices: Guidance from Stakeholders - February 18, 2010
    This planning tool was developed based on input from stakeholders (PCPs, PCP office managers, hospitals, local and state public health departments, and local and state emergency management agencies) during a CDC-sponsored meeting in August 2009. It is intended to assist PCPs and office managers with preparing their offices for an increase in patient calls and visits, whether during the 2009-2010 influenza season or future influenza seasons.
  • Frequently Asked Questions about Federal Public Health Emergency Law - October 26, 2009
    From From From CDC - Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, Public Health Law Program.
    This report presents information in the form of "answers" to 37 questions about principal federal laws that shape response to public health emergencies. The information presented in this report is based on the April 28, 2009, teleconference “Federal Public Health Emergency Law: Implications for State & Local Preparedness and Response” and was compiled by the Public Health Law Program, CDC. The questions and answers are grouped into four categories: legal authorities, public health emergency procedures, isolation and quarantine, and workforce issues. Disclaimer: The contents of this report have not been formally disseminated by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and should not be construed to represent any agency determination or policy.

  • What's New on the CDC [H1N1 Flu] Swine Flu Site - April 30, 2009
    Use this CDC Web area to keep up with the H1N1 CDC information. With it you can view all the new content about the H1N1 Flu added to the CDC Web site, sign up for CDC e-mail updates, subscribe to the CDC RSS feed or follow the CDC on Twitter.
  • COCA Conference Calls - April 27, 2009
    From Speaker: Timothy Uyeki, MD MPH MPP
    The Conference Call ""Swine Influenza Investigation Update" was held Monday, April 27, 2009, 2:00 - 3:00 PM ET. There was no PowerPoint Presentation for this call and no Continuing Education Credits/Contact Hours available. This COCA call will also be available via listen-only audio web site. When feasible please call in as groups to allow as many people as possible to listen to the call. If you do not get through on your first attempt please call back and try again. The audio recording of the call should be posted to our website a couple of hours after the call has ended."

    Use this site to access future conference calls from COCA as well as slide sets and summaries when available.

Other Federal Agencies


N.J. Dept. of Heath & Senior Services


International

  • World Health Organization (WHO). Current WHO Phase of Pandemic Alert - April 28, 2009
    This Web site provides the current phase of the WHO pandemic alert and a descripiton of each alert phase. WHO has a six-phased approach, intended for easy incorporation of recommendations and approaches into existing national preparedness and response plans.