Public health issues in disaster preparedness : focus on bioterrorism / edited by Lloyd F. Novick, John S. Marr.

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Sudbury, Mass. : Jones and Bartlett, c2003.Description: v, 150 p. ; 28 cmISBN:

0763725005

DDC classification:

362.1 22

LOC classification:

RA647 .P82 2001

Review: The September 11 attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon has highlighted the threat of terrorism. Now, other attacks, biological and chemical have increased likelihood. Government agencies, public and private corporations, and the general public are all working to increase our preparedness. Programs to enhance communication and coordination of many communities' entities in emergency situations are required. Public Health Issues in Disaster Preparedness: Focus on Bioterrorism provides recommendations that are detailed and experienced-based.

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The September 11 attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon has highlighted the threat of terrorism. Now, other attacks, biological and chemical have increased likelihood. Government agencies, public and private corporations, and the general public are all working to increase our preparedness. Programs to enhance communication and coordination of many communities' entities in emergency situations are required. Public Health Issues in Disaster Preparedness: Focus on Bioterrorism provides recommendations that are detailed and experienced-based.

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