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Jun 15, 2023 45 min

Innovations in Biosurveillance

from The Disaster Project

Dr. Dan Hanfling, an emergency department physician and vice president on the technical staff at a company called In-Q-Tel (Home - In-Q-Tel (iqt.org)) will talk to us about biosurveillance. We will not only learn what biosurveillance is, but also about how promising new advances in bio surveillance can be used in disaster preparedness and response.Interested in delving deeper into the world of biosurveillance? The below links are referenced in this episode. Take a look! Digital Health Roundtable Capabilities Required for Pandemic Response Identifying, Collecting and Analyzing Actionable Intelligence in an Outbreak Event

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