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Bioterrorism Epidemiology


Disclaimer: Information contained in these presentations was current as of April 2004, and was designed for educational purposes only. Medication information should always be researched and verified before initiation of patient treatment.

	Bioterrorism Epidemiology Audience: Public Health Professionals Content: Audio lectures and transcripts that discuss the background of bioterrorism and infectious diseases, basic epidemiology and advanced epidemiologic concepts. In addition, there are lectures on the primary bioterrorist pathogens that are considered to be the most likely agents to be used by terrorists. There are also fact sheets for chemical, biological and nuclear agents and links to useful Internet web sites. Current as of April 2004.

Flash Presentations

	Introduction to Bioterrorism Part One Introduction to Bioterrorism Part Two
	Epidemiologic Aspects of Infectious Diseases
	Introduction to Epidemiological Methods
	Descriptive Epidemiology
	Analytical Epidemiology
	Ratios and Rates
	Evaluating Risk of Disease
	Conducting a Field Investigation
	Sensitivity and Specificity
	The Role of Surveillance
	Calculating Statistical Significance and Confidence Intervals
	Controlling Bias and Confounding and Determining Causality
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Lecture Transcripts

	Introduction to Bioterrorism
	Epidemiologic Aspects of Infectious Diseases
	Introduction to Epidemiological Methods
	Descriptive Epidemiology
	Analytical Epidemiology
	Ratios and Rates
	Evaluating Risk of Disease
	Conducting a Field Investigation
	Sensitivity and Specificity
	The Role of Surveillance
	Calculating Statistical Significance and Confidence Intervals
	Controlling Bias and Confounding and Determining Causality

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PowerPoint Presentations

	Introduction to Bioterrorism
	Epidemiologic Aspects of Infectious Diseases
	Introduction to Epidemiological Methods
	Descriptive Epidemiology
	Analytical Epidemiology
	Ratios and Rates
	Evaluating Risk of Disease
	Conducting a Field Investigation
	Sensitivity and Specificity
	The Role of Surveillance
	Calculating Statistical Significance and Confidence Intervals
	Controlling Bias and Confounding and Determining Causality

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