Waterborne Disease Risk Assessment Program2021 Annual ReportNew York City Department of Health & Mental Hygiene Bureau of Communicable Disease & New York City Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Water Supply
1 March 2022
You’ve been exposed to COVID-19 - Now what? (NEW 10/15, Document, Infographic)University of Michigan
You had close contact, masked or unmasked, indoors or outdoors, with someone during their contagious period*. Now what?
Based on CDC guidance as of 07/30/21
Biological Risk Management for Point-of-Care Testing Sites (NEW 6/29, Website, Regulatory)CDC
Use this guidance to help make sure you reduce those risks as much as possible to keep you and your coworkers, patients, customers, family, and community safe and healthy while you perform POC tests.
APHL Webinar: Navigating and Mitigating Laboratory Risks during COVID-19 (Webinar)ABSA/APHL
22 October 2020
PREVIOUSLY RECORDED WEBINAR
This webinar will provide attendees with knowledge on how to safely and securely handle respiratory and other specimens from persons under investigation (PUIs). Speakers will present on the biological risk assessment process to mitigate risks in the laboratory and reduce the likelihood of a laboratory acquired infection. Participants will also hear from both public health and clinical laboratories on their lessons learned. This webinar will be recorded and made available for those unable to listen live
APHL Webinar: Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19): Laboratory Risk Assessments and Lessons Learned (Website, Webinar)APHL
A free webinar was hosted by the Association of Public Health Laboratories on 3/12/2020.
Knowledge on how to safely and securely handle respiratory and other specimens from persons under investigation (PUIs) and the biological risk assessment process to mitigate risks in the laboratory and reduce the likelihood of a laboratory acquired infection. Participants will also heard from both public health and clinical laboratories on their lessons learned. This webinar has been recorded. You must register with APHL to view the free webinar.