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September 11 public health conference agenda, Feb 2002

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Agenda for a conference on the public health impact of September 11, featuring presentations from EPA, OSHA, and DOH officials.

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

THE PUBLIC HEALTH IMPACT OF SEPTEMBER 11* Conference Program, March 14,2002 Hunter College CUNY, Urban Public Health Program Dr. Susan KUtzman wdcomes the audience- introduces panel for morning session please see attached agenda) Overview ^ven by Nicholas Freudenberg, Dr H

1) What happened and how did government agencies respond.

2) Wliat were the strengths and limitations on the health issues side.

3) How we develop the post 9/11 agenda

4) How do we balance day -to- day needs and the needs of New York City

Chronology of NYC Dept of Health Rjftslsilsc Isaac B. Weissfiise - focused on the DOHs Emergency prepareduess Plau, review ed their general response, and discussed the lessons learned.

- West Nile Virus - developed new ways of addressing public's concerns

- Y2K looked at new ways to communicate. Reorganized themselves around Emergency Work Groves-clinical, medical, environ./shelters (Red Cross), labs. - creat^ an internal command center; sent a rep. to OEM.

Set UP Surveillance Response - Rapid assessment of physical injuries and hospital needs- Rescue worker surveillance-muscular skeletal problems, eye problems, respiratory problems-

tt.issPCT.iDl r Manhattan What substances should be sampled fw - collection of samples; ATSDR-dcvclop an indoor air monitormg plan.

DOH felt they did a goud job of responding to press

2) Dr. Steven Levin, MD (Mt Sinai)

Talked about the smoke, dust, combustion gases, add mists, metal fumes-inadequate use of respiratory protection. Most (Mainly non workers) not wearing respirators-

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