Description This issue is directed to infectious disease specialist, pediatricians, emergency preparedness planners, public health specialists, and
infection control officer and practitioners. It will help readers understand how their individual areas of expertise must fit together
in an integrated manner for management of urgent situations. Most important are clinicians being involved in patient evaluation and
clinical care delivery. Included will be: Bioterrorism and Bioterrorism Preparedness; Potential Bioterrorism Agents: Anthrax; Plague;Tularemia;
Botulism; Smallpox; Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers - Current Status of Endemic Disease and Strategies for Control; Category B Potential Bioterrorism
Agents: Bacteria, Viruses, Toxins and Food/Waterborne Pathogens; Category C Potential Bioterrorism Agents and Emerging Pathogens; Practical
Aspects of Implementation of a Bioterrorism Preparedness Program in a Hospital Setting; Microbial Forensics - Application to Bioterrorism
Preparedness and Response
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