TAILIEUCHUNG - FEDERAL BIODEFENSE READINESS

Those who set out to implement what this report proposes will need to make a careful choice of strategies* of change, and decide whether conditions in their own institutions favour such strategies*. They should realize, for example, that an attempt to introduce change in unprepared institutions would fail unless their academic staff were offered guidance and assistance. They should debate whether it would be a waste of energy and of precious institutional resources* to con- tinue to condone inefficient educational practices for no reason other than that their own conventionally oriented teachers find such prac- tices easy and convenient. They. | AUTHENTICATED . GOVERNMENT INFORMATION GPỌ S. Hrg. 108-126 FEDERAL BIODEFENSE READINESS hearing OF the COMMITTEE ON HEALTH EDUCATION LABOR AND PENSIONS UNITED STATES SENATE ONE hundred eighth congress FIRST SESSION ON EXAMINING FEDERAL BIODEFENSE READINESS FOCUSING ON the PUBLIC health workforce the status of centers for DISEASE CONTROL TERRORISM PREPAREDNESS AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIVITIES the emergency communication system SMALLPOX PREPAREDNESS the food and drug ADMINISTRATION S ROLE IN COUNTERTERRORISM ACTIVITIES VULNERABILITY AND threat assessments laboratory enhancements research OPERATION liberty shield and developing the research infrastructure JULY 24 2003 Printed for the use of the Committee on Health Education Labor and Pensions . GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 88-681 PDF WASHINGTON 2003 For sale by the Superintendent of Documents . Government Printing Office Internet Phone toll free 866 512-1800 DC area 202 512-1800 Fax 202 512-2250 Mail Stop SSOP Washington DC 20402-0001 COMMITTEE ON HEALTH EDUCATION LABOR AND PENSIONS JUDD GREGG New Hampshire Chairman BILL FRIST Tennessee MICHAEL B. ENZI Wyoming LAMAR ALEXANDER Tennessee CHRISTOPHER S. BOND Missouri MIKE DEWINE Ohio PAT ROBERTS Kansas JEFF SESSIONS Alabama JOHN ENSIGN Nevada LINDSEY O. GRAHAM South Carolina JOHN W. WARNER Virginia EDWARD M. KENNEDY Massachusetts CHRISTOPHER J. DODD Connecticut TOM HARKIN Iowa BARBARA A. MIKULSKI Maryland JAMES M. JEFFORDS I Vermont JEFF BINGAMAN New Mexico PATTY MURRAY Washington JACK REED Rhode Island JOHN EDWARDS North Carolina HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON New York Sharon R. Soderstrom Staff Director J. Michael Myers Minority Staff Director and Chief Counsel II CONTENTS STATEMENTS THURSDAY JULY 24 2003 Page Gregg Hon. Judd a . Senator from the State of New Hampshire . 1 Kennedy Hon. Edward M. a . Senator from the State of Massachusetts . 2 Gerberding Julie Louise . Director Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Department of Health .

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