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Bioterrorism preparedness
A local perspective by Dr. Alonzo Plough

The following slides were part of the visual PowerPoint presentation by Dr. Alonzo Plough, Director of Public Health - Seattle & King County before an audience at the University of Washington held on November 27, 2001.

Click on thumbnail images below to start the slide show:

Bioterrorism Preparedness: A local perspective
Slide 1
Bioterrorism Preparedness
Public Health's Role
Slide 2
Public Health's Role
Internal Coordination
Slide 3
Internal Coordination
Surveillance and Detection
Slide 4
Surveillance and Detection
Medical Management
Slide 5
Medical Management
Coordination and Education
Slide 6
Coordination and Education
Developing Protocols
Slide 7
Developing Protocols
Educating Local Leaders
Slide 8
Educating Local Leaders
Informing the Public
Slide 9
Informing the Public
Leading Planning Efforts
Slide 10
Leading Planning Efforts
Resources
Slide 11
Resources
related sites:
State DOH logoWashington State Dept. of Health's Bioterrorism website
"Since the acts of terrorism on September 11, there's been a new sense of concern in our nation, and in our state. The tragic events have raised awareness across the country and in Washington about possible terrorist attacks."
caducei iconHealth Health Advisories & Resources
Updated fact sheets, news and education materials Health Advisories & Resources.
immunizations iconDisease Fact Sheets
Facts and FAQs about reportable diseases in Washington State including publications and reports.

Updated: Saturday, July 09, 2005 at 10:49 AM

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