CDC estimates that each year roughly
48 million Americans get sick,
128,000 are hospitalized,
and 3,000 die of foodborne diseases
Hypothesis Generation During a Foodborne Illness Outbreak
Audience:
Foodborne disease epidemiologists at state and large local public health departments
Commitment:
Four weekly ECHO sessions held virtually
New dates coming soon!
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In Partnership With:
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ECHO SESSION 1
The Importance of Hypothesis Generation
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ECHO SESSION 2
Using Descriptive and Food-Pathogen Pairs Data for Hypothesis Generation
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ECHO SESSION 3
Hypothesis Generating Questionnaires and Unstructured Interviews
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ECHO SESSION 4
Binomial Probabilities for Hypothesis Generation
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