Foodborne Illness Response Strategies

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Foodborne Illness Response Strategies Epi-Ready Foodborne Illness Response Strategies Module 1

Welcome Point of Contact and invited guests Room/Facility logistics Breaks and lunch Distractive Activity

Introductions Activity Name Title/Discipline (years of service) Organization What did you do prior to this profession? Take a few minute to fill out the information requested. Space is provide in the manual.

Module Objectives Identify all participants involved with the training By the end of this module, the instructors and participants will begin to build the framework to create a positive, peer-to-peer learning environment Identify all participants involved with the training Assess baseline knowledge Describe the structure of the course

Assess Baseline Knowledge 20-question pretest All questions are based on learning objectives of each module When you have completed the pretest, turn tent card up

Responses to Pretest Questions Question Number Response 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Question Number Response 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Course Goal The goal of this course is to provide you with the tools necessary to make you a better member of an outbreak response team

Course Agenda Module Time Module 1 - Introductory 1.25 Module 2 – Foodborne Illness and Its Impact 1.5 Module 3 – Response Teams 1.0 Module 4 – Surveillance and Detection 1.75 Module 5 – Laboratory Investigation Module 6 – Epidemiologic Investigation Module 7 – Environmental Investigation Module 8 – Multijurisdictional and Complex Outbreak Response Module 9 – Effective Team Response Module 10 – The Value of Reporting 0.75 Module 11 – Final Exercise Module 12 – Testing and Evaluation

Summary Identify participants involved with the training Assess baseline knowledge Describe the structure of the course

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