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Fearing that he may have anthrax or smallpox, he e-mails his new doctor a list of his symptoms, along with his itinerary over the previous 14 days. The doctor’s automatic system immediately matches his itinerary against the public health database of anthrax and smallpox occurrences and runs his symptoms against his own personal health record, including his medications. It sends an urgent alert to the doctor, who sees no likely source of exposure for Mr. S. but spots a potential drug-drug interaction. She calls him and tells him that the new drug he just started could have caused an adverse reaction. She feels confident that he does not need to come in for tests or take unnecessary antibiotics. Instead,. | the power of collaboration by Roz D. Lasker . and the Committee on Medicine and Public Health Foreword by Mohammad N. Akhter . . American Public Health Association Nancy W. Dickey . American Medical Association The New York Academy of Medicine 1216 Fifth Avenue New York NY 10029-5293 Copyright 1997 The New York Academy of Medicine All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of the publisher. Printed in the United States of America. This project was supported by The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Lasker Roz Diane. Medicine public health the power of collaboration by Roz D. Lasker and the Committee on Medicine and Public Health 178 p. cm. Includes bibliographical references. ISBN 0-924143-05-3 pbk. alk. paper 1. Public health United States. 2. Medical care United States. 3. Health planning United States. 4. Medical cooperation United States Case studies. 1. New York Academy of Medicine. Committee on Medicine and Public Health. II. Title. III. Title Medicine and public health. DNLM 1. Delivery of Health Care trends United States. 2. Public Health trends United States. 3. Interinstitutional Relations. W 84 AA1 L25m 1997 1997 0973 DC21 DNLM DLC for Library of Congress 97-42385 CIP This monograph can be found on the World Wide Web http pubhlth Text design by Trejo Production Cover design by Plumb Design COMMITTEE ON MEDICINE AND PUBLIC HEALTH ROZ D. LASKER . Chair and Project Director Director Division of Public Health The New York Academy of Medicine CHRISTOPHER G. ATCHISON . Director Iowa Department of Public Health LESTER BRESLOW . . Professor and Dean Emeritus School of Public Health University of California at Los Angeles GERT H. BRIEGER . . . William H. .

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