MICR 842
Biological Threats and Public Health
(Required for all Biodefense TG students)
Course Syllabi
Spring 2008
Location: Public Health Sciences Classroom A, MSB 3182
Time: Thursdays 12:00-1:00
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1/17 |
Historical perspectives of public health responses to pandemics |
Duane Osheim, Professor and Chair, UVA Dept of History |
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1/24 |
History of Biological Warfare I Overview |
Anjeanette Roberts |
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1/31 |
Select Agents rules/regulations |
Barbara Mann |
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2/7 |
Consideration of Special Interest Groups: Religious, cultural, and disability groups |
Ruth Gaare Bernheim, UVA Public Health Sciences |
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2/14 |
Quarantine/Shielding |
Greg Saathoff, UVA, Center for National Law Security |
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2/21 |
Quarantine/Shielding II |
Case discussions- Course Directors |
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2/28 |
Rationing of resources |
Ruth Gaare Bernheim, UVA Public Health Sciences |
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3/6 |
Spring Break |
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3/13 |
Biopreparedness: Emergency room and Hospital responses |
Chris Holstege, UVA Center for Clinical Toxicology |
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3/20 |
Biopreparedness: Local response |
Marge Sidebottom, UVA Emergency Management Chair |
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3/27 |
Biopreparedness: Health Department response |
Lillian Peake, Director of Charlottesville-Albemarle Heath Department |
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4/3 |
Lessons Learned from 2001 Anthrax |
John Jernigan, Medical Epidemilogist, CDC |
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4/10 |
Conducting research in an emergency response situation and dual use research |
Mimi Foster Riley, UVA Law School |
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4/17 |
Federal Emergency Response: National Incident Management Services NIMS, Surveillance |
Ruth Gaare Bernheim, UVA Public Health Sciences |
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4/24 |
Mass Immunization programs and conscientious objectors |
Course Directors |