Core Functions and Capabilities of State Public Health Laboratories: A Report of the Association of Public Health Laboratories

Witt-Kushner, J; Astles,; Jc, Ridderhof; Ra, Martin; Wilcke, Burton W.; Fp, Downes; Sl, Inhorn; Hp, Kelley; Pb, Kimsey; De, Mills; Pa, Shult; Mp, Verma; Sj, Becker; Dj, Drabkowski

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Core Functions and Capabilities of State Public Health Laboratories: A Report of the Association of Public Health Laboratories

J Witt-Kushner

Astles Astles

Ridderhof Jc

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Public health and clinical laboratories: Partners in the age of emerging infections

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2006

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Clinical and public health laboratories have experienced unprecedented challenges in the form of demands to comply with revised regulations and economic pressures to be more efficient while preparing to respond to everything from pandemic influenza to bioterrorism. These forces have been an impetus for laboratorians to communicate, cooperate, and collaborate as never before and to seek the common ground where knowledge and resources can be shared to weather the profound economic and political forces at work today. The appearance of newly emerging and reemergent infections caused by agents of foodborne illness, anthrax, smallpox, plague, influenza, and other diseases has fostered cooperative network enterprises between clinical and public health laboratories, allowing the early detection of outbreaks of common and unusual pathogens and the measurement of the effectiveness of public health measures.

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Public health and clinical laboratories: Partners in the age of emerging infections

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Aportaciones del Laboratorio de Microbiología a la Vigilancia Epidemiológica

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Enfermedades Infecciosas y Microbiología Clínica

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Core Functions and Capabilities of State Public Health Laboratories: A Report of the Association of Public Health Laboratories

Cited by 14 publications

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Public health and clinical laboratories: Partners in the age of emerging infections

Public health and clinical laboratories: Partners in the age of emerging infections

Global Laboratory Systems Development: Needs and Approaches

Aportaciones del Laboratorio de Microbiología a la Vigilancia Epidemiológica

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