Revised International Health Regulations: Clinician Role in Implementation

Update: 2009-03-23

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In this podcast, Drs. McNabb and Kohl discuss the revised International Health Regulations (IHRs), the international law designed to protect the health of people around the world without unnecessary interference with travel and trade. This overview describes important changes to the IHRs, which will impact how the U.S. government reports public health events of international concern to the World Health Organization.

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Revised International Health Regulations: Clinician Role in Implementation

Revised International Health Regulations: Clinician Role in Implementation