Discuss : How to plan for an attack on your Hospital.
Bioterrorism: How to plan for an attack on your Hospital
Tag: bioterrorism
Discuss the implications for local emergency managers and response organizations from the jurisdictions that will be included in the response and investigation.
Imagine that over a 24-hour period 17 patients report to the Emergency Department of a small hospital in a rural community. Clinically, the patients present with fever, malaise, flushing, conjunctivitis, myalgia, abdominal pain, nausea, diarrhea, and a petechial rash. One of the patients is coughing up blood (hemoptysis) and another has seizures in the Emergency […]
How have international and national attitudes towards the biological threat changed since the early 2000s? How does the reality of threats compare with the fear or potential of bioterrorism?
How have international and national attitudes towards the biological threat changed since the early 2000s? How does the reality of threats compare with the fear or potential of bioterrorism?