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Pandemics - Public Health Research Guide
This guide focuses on the law related to efforts in preventing, detecting and containiing pandemics on the international, regional and national level.
Contents
Introduction
Sources of Legal Authority
Coronavirus - Background and Current Information
Ebola - Background and Current Information
Influenza - Background and Current Information
Zika - Background and Current Information
Agencies Responsible for Emergency Preparedness & Responses
Secondary Sources for all Pandemics
Web Sites - Statistics, Academic Institutions, & Organizations
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Web Sites
U.S. Academic Institutes
Association of Schools of Public Health (ASPH)
A comprehensive list of centers for public health preparedness.
Johns Hopkins Center for Public Health Preparedness
U.S. Associations
American College of Emergency Physicians
American Hospital Association
American Public Health Association
Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology
Association of Public Health Laboratories
Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO)
Infectious Disease Society of America
National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACHO)
National Foundation for Infectious Disease
Other Useful Websites outside of the U.S.
Canadian Pandemic Influenza Plan (Public Health Agency of Canada)
Global Influenza Programme (WHO)
Worldwide Influenza Centre (The Francis Crick Institute)
Statistical Resources
Lauinger Library - Health Statistics Research Guide
National Center for Health Statistics
U.S. Government agency tasked with maintaining statistics on pandemics.
Statista
Statistical reports on vaccination rates, transmission of pandemics, international and U.S. rates are provided.
World Health Organization - Data
Statistical resource for worldwide reports and numbers.
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Secondary Sources for all Pandemics