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BIOLOGICAL, NUCLEAR, AND CHEMICAL TERRORISM
FEDERAL RESOURCES
BIOLOGICAL
Infectious
Diseases Society of America (IDSA) Bioterrorism Information & Resources
materials to help ID clinicians identify and manage
potential threats.
Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention Public Health Emergency Preparedness & Emergency
Response, including information about preparedness and response to all public health emergencies.
US Food and Drug Administration Bioterrorism symptom management
information for anthrax and other biological agents (smallpox, botulism,
plague), clinical differences between the flu and anthrax, medications
and vaccines for adults and children; toxicological research; countering
bioterrorism in food supplies
Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, National Pharmaceutical
Stockpile Program Facts about smallpox (vaccination admin. &
adverse effects; exposure mgmt.; risk evaluation, varicella/smallpox
evaluation), radiological emergencies, anthrax, mass trauma, biological
agents & national pharmaceutical stockpile plus "who to contact
for an emergency; bilingual (Spanish) contact information; TTY
United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
(USAMRIID) Health Resources and Service Administration (HSRA)
Medical Management of Biological Casualties Handbook (4th Ed. Feb.
2001)
Biodefense
Johns Hopkins Center for Civilian Biodefense Strategies
NUCLEAR
Centers for Disease Control information on radiation emergencies.
Fact
Sheet on "dirty bombs" U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Los Alamos National Laboratory
National Nuclear Security Association Department of Energy
CHEMICAL
Centers for Disease Control information on Chemical Emergencies
EPA's Role and Authority in Counter Terrorism including response
to September 11: exposure and human health evaluations; airborne
pollution; monitoring data from asbestos and dust in the air and
water; OSHA connection;
Chemical Agents List and Information Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention
Center for Disease Control and Prevention/ National Center for Environmental
health Radiation studies for emergency response fact sheet
for first responders and physicians; background on nuclear terrorism,
radiation & health effects, potassium iodide, dirty bombs,
acute radiation syndrome; sheltering during a radiation emergency;
possible health effects
of radiation exposure on unborn babies.
GENERAL
Disasters & Emergencies - US Dept. of Health & Human Services Including: Biological, Chemical and Radiological Weapons; Emergency Medical Services; Environmental Disasters; Homeland Security
The Whitehouse Office of Homeland Security national disaster
medical response information; links to federal, state and local
homeland security and government officers.
STATE RESOURCES
Emergency
Medical Services Authority
State of California
State
of California Emergency Preparedness Office
Personal preparedness, information for healthcare providers, California Hospital
Bioterrorism Response Planning Guide, updates on California emergencies
California
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Radiologic
Health Branch State of California
LOCAL RESOURCES
San Francisco
Department of Public Health
Alerts, Advisories, and Updates; Bioterrorism threat recognition; Smallpox
planning; Training materials; Pharmacy issues
Emergency
Medical Services Agency
City and County of San Francisco
San
Francisco Police Department Special Operations & Security Bureau
Public preparedness in the event of a terrorist attack.
ChemQuik -
University of California MSDS Management System
Emergency
Communications Department City and County of San Francisco
SOCIETIES
Infectious
Diseases Society of America
Medical Summaries, Clinical Pathway(s), and Web Resources , by Agent (including
anthrax, plague, viral hemorrhagic fever)
Bioterrorism
Resources
Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology
International
Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
OTHER RESOURCES
A
Triage Algorighm for Inhalational Anthrax Annals of Internal
Medicine, 9/2/03, Vol 139 # 5 (new link
10/03)
Terrorism & Security
Collection
National Academies Press
Bioterrorism
Bibliographies and Resources
Journal of the Medical LIbrary Association (JMLA)
Biological
and Chemical Terrorism Missouri Department of Health and
Senior Services, Environmental Health & Communicable Disease
Prevention, Office of Surveillance
Summaries
and links to multiple articles on Biological & Chemical Terrorism The
University of Akron web site
Congress
Asks: Are Local Health Responders Ready for Biological and
Chemical Terrorism? Rand Health
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