• The Program's objective is to enhance the knowledge and skills of health care professionals to meet the public health preparedness and emergency response demands resulting from acts of bioterrorism and other incidents.
Institute of Rural Health Idaho State University
Idaho Bioterrorism Awareness and Preparedness Program

Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) Reports

Bioterrorism Preparedness, Training of Clinicians


   Abstract / Summary (December 2001)
   Evidence Report

Bioterrorism Preparedness, Information Technology


   Abstract / Summary (June 2002)
   Evidence Report (PDF File)

Bioterrorism Preparedness, Regionalization


   Abstract / Summary (April 2004)
   Evidence Report (PDF File)

Mass Casualty Incident, Training Hospital Staff to Respond


   Abstract / Summary (April 2004)
   Evidence Report (PDF File)

Pediatric Anthrax: Implications for Bioterrorism Preparedness


   Abstract (August 2006)
   Evidence Report (PDF File)

Pediatric Terrorism and Disaster Preparedness: A Resource for Pediatricians

(Full Report) (PDF File, 3.6 MB)

(Summary) (PDF File, 205 KB).

Presentations:

August 17th, 2006: Bioterrorism and Frontline Medical Providers: Psychological Pointers

Dr Massad explores mental health or psychological issues of people exposed to bio-toxins. To download the PowerPoint slides for this presentation click here. To access the recorded Elluminate session click here

IBAPP Awareness Videos

October 25th - 27th, 2006: Simman Demonstration

This video is a demonstration of the simman technology during the 5th Annual Telehealth Idaho Partners Conference click here to access the video

June 6th, 2006: Public Health Emergency Response Preparedness

This VGR identifies the basic characteristics of natural, technical, and biological disasters. It recalls significant public health disasters in history in order to describes common myths and misconceptions of disasters. The video attempts to explain why WE should be concerned about public health disasters and bioterrorism and also discusses the roles and responsibilities of healthcare and public health in all-hazards disaster preparedness and response (6 phases). Finally, the VGR identifies the key agencies and partners involved in emergency preparedness and disaster response. To access this VGR please click here

July 19th,2006: SimMan Demonstration for a Basic Cardiac Scenario

This video demonstrates the use of the SimMan human simulator by students of the Department of Health Occupations (College of Technology, Idaho State University) for a basic cardiac scenario. To access this VGR please click here

August 2nd, 2006: Pandemic Flu: Thinking Beyond Your Plan: Lessons Learned from Natural Disasters

This presentation includes lessons learned from Hurricane Katrina that are relevant to pandemics in terms of supply chain disruption, labor market challenges and planning for disruptive infrastructure. To access this VGR click here

August 3rd, 2006: Pandemic Flu: What We Know, What We Think and When What We Believe May Be Wrong

This interactive panel of national experts leads a discussion of planning, issues, and assumptions that will assist attendees in evaluating and enhancing their own pandemic flu plans. To access this VGR click here

September 6th 8:00a.m. MDT, 2006: West Nile Virus: an Update for Physicians

This presentation gives an overview of the West Nile Virus including epidemiology, clinical course of disease, modes of transmission, risk factors, and treatment and prevention options. To access this archived VGR click here


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