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and this we should do freely and generously."
— Benjamin Franklin,
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Case Studies in Epidemiology...and More!
The Most Dangerous Woman in America:
The Case of Mary Mallon,
A.K.A. "Typhoid Mary"
New Control of Communicable Diseases Manual
iPhone / iTouch App
Details:
http://www.unboundmedicine.com/store/communicable_diseases?svar=a|ub&svar=c|ccdm_pa&utm_source=pades&utm_medium=em&utm_campaign=ccdm
Dirty Bomb! After the Blast:
A Public Health Emergency Simulation
Go to: Dirty Bomb! After the Blast page...
Mass Fatalities
Go to: The Mass Fatalities page.
FROM: The Center for Disease Control & Prevention
Public Health Nursing Case Studies (CDC--Epidemiology)
Botulism in Argentina
E. coli 0157:H7 Infection in Michigan
Gastroenteritis at a University in Texas
To Go to Specific Case Study (at the CDC Website), Click Link Below:
Botulism in Argentina
e Coli in Michigan
Gastroenteritis at the University of Texas
Salmonella in the Caribbean
RAN -- REMOTE AREA NURSE
This is such a great television series on so many levels. It is very entertaining. In terms of Public Health Nursing, the themes in the series illustrates virtually every complex issue that a Public Health Nurse serving as an "outsider" to an indigenous native population.
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