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Antivirals

Including delivery, storage, priority groups, and distribution methods.

New Item Unique Inventory Management and Volunteer System (VA)
The increasingly complex world of public health often demands highly technical solutions. When the Virginia Department of Health was considering options for tracking resources and...   >> More
New Item Tracking H1N1 Trends Through Electronic Prescription Records (RI)
Rhode Island state health officials are tracking the spread of H1N1 influenza through electronic prescription records, which are believed to help doctors more easily identify an...   >> More
New Item Antiviral Coordination with Pharmacies (SC)
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control established a partnership with the community and corporate sector to facilitate the rapid local dispersal of medical...   >> More
New Item Public Antiviral Stockpile Program (FL)
The purpose of Florida's Antiviral Stockpile program is to assure that anyone who has a prescribed need for medication to treat influenza-like illness has access to it, regardless of...   >> More
New Item Minnesota H1N1 FluLine
Minnesota established the first influenza triage phone line in the country to operate statewide and prescribe antivirals to callers who qualify for pharmaceutical treatment. The...   >> More

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