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  • A Triage Tool for Accurate Disposition of Patients in Disaster Response Fundamental and Applied Science

    The aim of this research area is to generate the fundamental scientific foundation for understanding catastrophic event preparedness and response. PACER will build upon this foundation using applied methodologies designed to solve the practical problems facing our nation, with a focus on our new priorities: Medical and public health preparedness strategies; medical and public health response capabilities; medical and public health surge capacity...More ›

  • Clinical Utility of Preemptive Surge Measures Enacted as a Result of Conventional and Internet-Based Influenza Surveillance Translation

    The goal of this research domain is to translate new knowledge by developing tools, models, and other practical applications for medical and public health preparedness and response and by communicating research findings to practitioners and policy makers...More ›

  • Development of EMCAPS Version 2.0 Decision Policy Support

    The goal of this research domain is to develop and disseminate tools that enable decision makers, leaders, and policy producers to leverage up-to-date, relevant and timely information in the formulation and approval of policies and selection of appropriate courses of action. Disseminate PACER policy appraisals to DHS, clients, and to researcher and user communities at large...More ›