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Notice to Readers: Satellite Broadcast: Mass Antibiotic
Dispensing: Collecting Point-of-Dispensing Exercise Data
The Strategic National Stockpile is an inventory of medications and medical supplies used to augment local and
state resources during a public health emergencies, including terrorist attacks. To ensure preparedness, state and local planners
are urged to conduct exercises to test their plans for dispensing medications to their communities in
<48 hours.
On April 6, 2006, during 1:00--2:30 p.m. EDT, the Strategic National Stockpile and Public Health Training Network
will present the satellite broadcast and webcast, "Mass Antibiotic Dispensing: Collecting Point-of-Dispensing Exercise Data."
This live, interactive program will describe the collection of time-study data during point-of-dispensing exercises.
Viewers can access the webcast at the designated time at
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