Public Health
Findings from A. Richter and co-authors provide new insights into public health
Published in Medical Letter on the CDC and FDA, July 19th, 2009
According to recent research published in the journal Interfaces, "In large metropolitan areas such as Los Angeles County (LAC), public health departments must supplement their traditional methods of dispensing prophylaxis to the general public in their jurisdictions during mass biological and chemical events. Although many alternate modes of dispensing are being discussed, a quantitative model to compare their relative advantages and disadvantages does not exist."
"We use multicriteria decision analysis to help the LAC Department of Public Health (DPH) assess the trade-offs associated with these alternate modes of dispensing oral prophylaxis. We found that one...
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