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Please check back again for the upcoming Web Cast in 2010.
The next PHR Meet the Author web cast series brings together public health historians and practitioners to connect the U.S. experience of the 1918 flu pandemic to the ongoing practice issues facing influenza preparedness planning.
The program will address cutting-edge questions including:
• How did diverse communities and local leaders respond to the 1918 flu?
• How can these responses inform contemporary planning?
• How are these lessons being applied to inform the U.S. response to H1N1?
• What are the implications for planning at the local level, both in urban and rural America?
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Title:
Planning for a Pandemic – Can History Inform Action? |
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Date/Time:
Monday, November 30, 2009 at 1:00 PM (EST) |
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Speakers:
Howard Markel, MD, PhD
George E. Wantz Professor of The History of Medicine,
University of Michigan
Alexandra Stern, PhD
Zina Pitcher Collegiate Professor in The History Of
Medicine, University Of Michigan
Marty Cetron, MD
Director of the Division of Global Migration and Quarantine,
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
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Respondents:
Implications for cities: David Rosner, PhD
Ronald H. Lauterstein Professor of Sociomedical Sciences and History
Implications for rural areas: Michael Meit MA, MPH
Director, Walsh Center for Rural Health Analysis,
National Opinion Research Center
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