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Emergency Medical Services Personnel's Pandemic Influenza Training Received and Willingness to Work during a Future Pandemic by Rebmann, T., Charney, R. L., Loux, T. M., Turner, J. A., Abbyad, Y. S., Silvestros, M.

“…Objective: Identify determinants of emergency medical service (EMS) personnel's willingness to work during an influenza pandemic. Background: Little is known…”
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Racial disparities in vaccination for seasonal influenza in early childhood by Anandappa, M., Adjei Boakye, E., Li, W., Zeng, W., Rebmann, T., Chang, J.J.

“…Influenza vaccination is the best protection against infection and severe complications of disease, such as hospitalization and death. Therefore, it is…”
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Uptake and attitudes regarding hepatitis A vaccine among childcare centre staff, administrators, and parents by Rebmann, T, Baskin, C.R, Loux, T.M, Wakefield, M

“…Abstract Objectives Study objectives were to assess parents' and childcare agency staff's uptake of and attitudes/beliefs related to hepatitis A vaccine. Study…”
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397 Public Expectations of Non-Medical Hospital Assistance During Disasters by Charney, R, Rebmann, T, Esguerra, C, Lai, C, Dalawari, P

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Defining bioterrorism preparedness for nurses: concept analysis by Rebmann, Terri

“…Aim.  This paper reports a concept analysis to define the concept of nursing bioterrorism preparedness. Background.  Nursing bioterrorism preparedness is…”
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Management of patients infected with airborne-spread diseases: An algorithm for infection control professionals by Rebmann, Terri

“…Many US hospitals lack the capacity to house safely a surge of potentially infectious patients, increasing the risk of secondary transmission. Respiratory…”
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Spotlight on shigellosis by Rebmann, Terri

“…Rebmann discusses shigellosis, a highly contagious bacterial infection that causes diarrhea and, in severe cases, dysentery. It is spread by infected food or…”
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Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome: Implications for Perinatal and Neonatal Nurses by Rebmann, Terri

“…Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) is an emerging infection that causes a potentially fatal respiratory disease. Although the SARS outbreak lasted less…”
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Bioterrorism knowledge and educational participation of nurses in Missouri by Rebmann, Terri, Mohr, Lisa Buettner

“…Nurses are integral to bioterrorism preparedness, but nurses' bioterrorism preparedness knowledge has not been evaluated well. Missouri Nurses Association…”
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Hospital infectious disease emergency preparedness: A survey of infection control professionals by Rebmann, Terri, PhD, RN, CIC, Carrico, Ruth, PhD, RN, CIC, English, Judith F., RN, MSN, CIC

“…Background Hospital preparedness for infectious disease emergencies is imperative for local, regional, and national response planning. Methods A secondary data…”
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Lessons Public Health Professionals Learned From Past Disasters by Rebmann, Terri, Carrico, Ruth, English, Judith F.

“…ABSTRACT Objectives: Delineate the lessons that public health professionals learned during past disasters and information/resources found to be lacking during…”
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Reducing the risk of airborne infection transmission: An algorithm for isolation patient placement in times of crisis by Rebmann, T., Carrico, R., English, J., Clements, B.

“…INTRODUCTION: Airborne Precautions aid in decreasing the risk of nosocomial spread of diseases spread by droplet nuclei. However, there is a lack of available…”
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Infection control practitioners' perceptions and educational needs regarding bioterrorism: Results from a national needs assessment survey by Shadel, Brooke N., Rebmann, Terri, Clements, Bruce, Chen, John J., Evans, R.Gregory

“…Background: The perceived threat that biological weapons will be used in an act of terror against the United States has escalated sharply since the discovery…”
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Effect of an education program on decreasing catheter-related bloodstream infections in the surgical intensive care unit by Coopersmith, Craig M, Rebmann, Terri L, Zack, Jeanne E, Ward, Myrna R, Corcoran, Roslyn M, Schallom, Marilyn E, Sona, Carrie S, Buchman, Timothy G, Boyle, Walter A, Polish, Louis B, Fraser, Victoria J

“…OBJECTIVEThe purpose of the study was to determine whether an education initiative aimed at improving central venous catheter insertion and care could decrease…”
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Occupational physician perceptions of bioterrorism by Sterling, David A., Clements, Bruce, Rebmann, Terri, Shadel, Brooke N., Stewart, Laveta M., Thomas, Robert, Gregory Evans, R.

“…The rationale for most preparedness training of healthcare professionals is based on the assumption that most persons infected following a biological incident…”
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What we need to know about bioterrorism preparedness: Results from focus groups conducted at APIC 2000 by Shadel, Brooke N., Clements, Bruce, Arndt, Brenda, Rebmann, Terri, Evans, R.Gregory

“…Infection control practitioners (ICPs) are important partners in enhancing the US public health infrastructure, both as essential recipients of continuing…”
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Are you prepared for a bioterrorist attack? by REBMANN, TERRI, CARRICO, RUTH, ENGLISH, JUDITH

“…Learn how to respond if your community becomes a target…”
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Missouri nurses' bioterrorism preparedness by Rebmann, Terri, Mohr, Lisa Buettner

“…Nurses are the largest group of healthcare providers and will be at the forefront during a response to a bioterrorism attack in the U.S. However, nurses'…”
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US school morbidity and mortality, mandatory vaccination, institution closure, and interventions implemented during the 2009 influenza A H1N1 pandemic by Rebmann, Terri, Elliott, Michael B, Swick, Zachary, Reddick, David

“…The 2009 H1N1 pandemic disproportionately affected school-aged children, but only school-based outbreak case studies have been conducted. The purposes of this…”
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A Note on Palindromes by Reversal-Addition by Rebmann, Michael T., Sentyrz, Frank

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