Financial Impacts and Communicable Illness Planning

  Not having a communicable illness strategy with defined processes, procedures and triggers is not an option…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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….

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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….

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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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