The Massive Mortality Due to Influenza
The massive mortality due to the influenza epidemic in October of 1918 in Kansas. This is representative of what happened in every state in the nation. Last revised: January 12, 2006
How we conquer the problem of an impending influenza pandemic
Addressing the perennial issue of impending influenza pandemics- be they seasonal H1 and H3, or Avian influenza H5- necessitates quickly differentiating between typical clinical presentations, their variants and other respiratory pathogens such as Covid.
This is of particular relevance when there is a delay in, or lack of access to, highly accurate testing- the next step in identification and diagnosis. To better meet both patient-centered and epidemiologic objectives, E-Physician’s Office, Inc., collects, aggregates, assembles and analyzes data at bedside.
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Bird Flu deck
National Emergency Management Summit symposium outlining EPO’s innovative approach to pandemic management. from the bedside evaluation of a patient in a medical facility to public health/epidemiology initiatives.
Comparison to conventional syndromic surveillance systems is presented in detail.
