Financial Impacts and Communicable Illness Planning
Not having a communicable illness strategy with defined processes, procedures and triggers is not an option…
Continue reading »Public Health Sectors Need Teamwork to Address Ebola Concerns
This week’s guest contributor Anthony S. Mangeri, MPA, CPM, CEM shares an article first published in In…
Continue reading »Yelp or Yikes – How a Restaurant Review App is Getting the Attention of the CDC
If you’re a foodie like me you love to go online to check out the latest and…
Continue reading »The United States of America – The Ebola Magnet – a Firestorm Opinion Piece by Harry Rhulen
Emblazoned on the Statue of Liberty, that grand woman who welcomes all to the United States of…
Continue reading »Enterovirus 68, TB, and Ebola in the U.S. – Analysis by Dr. Donald Donahue JR
This is the second of two articles this week from Dr. Donald Donahue JR., DHEd, MBA, FACHE….
Continue reading »Ebola Crisis Planning Includes Post-Crisis Measures – Analysis by Dr. Don Donahue
This is the first of two articles this week from Dr. Donald Donahue JR., DHEd, MBA, FACHE….
Continue reading »Virus Plagues the States: An Analysis by Dr. Don Donahue
Enteroviruses are a broad family of microbes that include the causes of polio, the common cold and…
Continue reading »CDC Director on Ebola – An Urgent Response is Needed
The following is an excerpt of the transcript of CDC Director Tom Frieden’s teleconference on the continued…
Continue reading »932 Deaths By Ebola – Who is At Risk?
With the World Health Organization announcing Wednesday that 932 deaths had been reported or confirmed as a…
Continue reading »Rare Bacteria Outbreak Hits South Carolina Hospital
The rare but troubling outbreak of bacterial infections in a Greenville, SC hospital is a symptom of…
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