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Epi-Tech Training 
This page contains information on Epi-Tech training and resources.


Epi-Tech Training

  • FEB 2012 - DRSi Graphing Module external link 
  • MAR 2012 - Outbreak Reporting external link 
  • APR 2012 - Establishing the Existence of an Outbreak and Case Finding external link 
  • MAY 2012 - Update on Armed Forces Reportable Medical Event Guidelines external link 
  • JUN 2012 - ESSENCE Updates external link 
  • JUL 2012 - Basic Foodborne Microbiology external link 
  • AUG 2012 - Influenza external link 
  • SEP 2012 - West Nile Virus external link 
  • NOV 2012 - Norovirus Control external link 
  • JAN 2013 - Update to Sexually Transmitted Infections external link 
  • FEB 2013 - Determination of Case Classification for Reportable Medical Events external link 
  • MAR 2013 - Case Finding - Identifying Cases for Reportable Medical Events external link 
  • APR 2013 - Best Practices for Case Finding in DRSi external link 



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