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What role does the World Health Organization and Center for Disease Control have in monitoring the national and world health?
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Which major national health organization has its headquarters in Atlanta?
Centers for Disease Control
what other organizations regulate infection control?
The World Health Organization, Center for Disease Control and the National Institute of Health are the most prominent organizations that manage health issues like infectious disease. The NIH has a branch that specializes in infection called the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease.
What is another national organization that is involved in the research of disease is the?
oord
What is an organization located in Atlanta Georgia that deals with infection control?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is an organization located in Atlanta, Georgia that deals with infection control.
What is the name of the organization that manage infection control risk on international level?
The CDC (Center for Disease Control.)
What has the author Bernhard Liese written?
Bernhard Liese has written: 'Organizing and managing tropical disease control programs' -- subject(s): Case studies, Communicable Disease Control, Medical policy, National health services, Organization & administration, Prevention, Regional medical programs, Tropical diseases, Tropical medicine
Which regulatory body is responsible for monitoring of standard precautions?
The Center of Disease Control is responsible for creating and monitoring what is called Standard Precations, which is the standard for safe minimum infectious practices used in medical arenas.
What services are provided by the Centers for Disease Control?
maintenance of national health statistics
Which organization should you contact in order to obtain a current schedule of recommended immunizations?
CDC (Center for Disease Control)
What is the difference between surveillance and monitoring in disease control?
Surveillance means actively watching; you would have to be on the lookout for people with a certain disease even if those people had not sought medical care or perhaps didn't even know they had the disease in question. In comparison, monitoring can be done just be keeping informed about available statistics; you would want to know how many people have had a diagnosis of a particular disease or have been admitted to a hospital to be treated for that disease.
What does CDC mean?
Cdr=Commander
What organization monitors blood borne pathogens?
OSHA -- Ocupational Safety and Health Administration and CDC -- Centers for Disease Control and Safety
