102: Recalling COVID-19's First Case Part 2

An episode of the Public Health Review Morning Edition podcast, hosted by ASTHO, titled "102: Recalling COVID-19's First Case Part 2" was published on January 21, 2022 and runs 8 minutes.

January 21, 2022 ·8m · Public Health Review Morning Edition

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Dr. John Wiesman, the former Secretary of Health in Washington state, gives his assessment of the nation's pandemic response since the first COVID-19 case was discovered in his state two years ago this week. He discusses what has worked, what remains a challenge, and what to do next; Katey Redmond, a public health specialist in Alaska, says the announcement of crisis standards of care in a community can cause anxiety among people living with disabilities; and ASTHO offers a blog article describing the goals of a new partnership with the EPA and the Environmental Council on States. CDC Webpage: CDC Museum COVID-19 Timeline ASTHO Webpage: Public Health Review Podcast ASTHO Blog Article: Joining Forces to Advance Resiliency to Complex Disasters

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Dr. John Wiesman, the former Secretary of Health in Washington state, gives his assessment of the nation's pandemic response since the first COVID-19 case was discovered in his state two years ago this week. He discusses what has worked, what remains a challenge, and what to do next; Katey Redmond, a public health specialist in Alaska, says the announcement of crisis standards of care in a community can cause anxiety among people living with disabilities; and ASTHO offers a blog article describing the goals of a new partnership with the EPA and the Environmental Council on States.

CDC Webpage: CDC Museum COVID-19 Timeline

ASTHO Webpage: Public Health Review Podcast

ASTHO Blog Article: Joining Forces to Advance Resiliency to Complex Disasters

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