ASPR launches emergency preparedness resource for health care, public health
The Department of Health and Human Service’s Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response today launched an online resource for health care providers and others working in disaster medicine and health care system and public health emergency preparedness. The Technical Resources Assistance Center and Information Exchange offers a self-service collection of resources and access to specialists for one-on-one support during normal business hours. Users also may apply to access a password-protected discussion board. For more information, see the ASPR factsheet.
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