Acknowledgments
We want to acknowledge the fine work of our internal planning team:
- Allene Mares, Regional Health Administrator, Community Based Public Health
- Allison Bishop, I&Q Planner, Community Health Services
- Amy Eiden, Special Projects Manager - Legal, Preparedness
- Carina Elsenboss, APC Program Manager, Preparedness
- Chas DeBolt, Epidemiologist, Communicable Disease and Epidemiology
- Diane Bonne, Response Program Manager, Preparedness
- Diana Vinh, Training Manager, Preparedness
- Jo Ellen Warner, Senior Risk Communication Specialist, Risk Communications
- Jim Jorgensen, APC Program Manager, Preparedness
- Mark Rowe, Business Continuity Manager, Preparedness
- Michael Loehr, Preparedness Director, Preparedness
- Michelle Pennylegion, Preparedness Manager, Community Health Services
- Shelly McKeirnan, EPI Response Coordinator, Communicable Disease and Epidemiology
- Caren Adams, Regional Health Educator, Community Based Public Health
- June Beleford, Regional Health Educator, Community Based Public Health
- Elaine Cummins, Regional Health Educator, Community Based Public Health
- Kathleen Kalb, Staff Development Specialist, Community Health Services
And our group of internal advisors:
- Charisa Fotinos, MD, Medical Director, Community Health Services
- Jeff Duchin, MD, Disease Control Officer, Communicable Disease and Epidemiology
- Nancy Cherry, RN, Chief of Nursing, Community Health Services
And our external advisors:
- Multnomah County (Oregon) DRAFT "Isolation & Quarantine and Other Community Containment Actions" Regional Public Health Emergency Response Plan
- Massachusetts Department of Public Health
- Spokane Regional Health District I & Q Plan
Our toolkit development partners:
- Meredith Li-Vollmer
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