Dr. Halden describes the system of monitoring chemical agents in the United States and describes what would happen in the event of a chemical weapon attack.
Part 1: Introduction to Chemical Monitoring
Part 2: Monitoring Methods and Equipment
Part 3: What to Do in the Event of an Incident
After listening to the audio, viewing the slides, and taking this presentation’s knowledge assessment, you will be able to:
• Describe the benefits and limitations of monitoring
• Summarize key parameters describing the performance of monitoring tools
• Describe various strategies of detecting chemical agents
• Interpret the results of chemical monitoring data
• React to an incident involving a chemical agent
Producing Institution & Partners:
Johns Hopkins University - Center for Public Health Preparedness
Target Audience:
Laboratory Specialists
Public Health Professionals
University/college students in related discipline
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