2026 Kansas Healthcare Coalition Virtual Summit (Weekly)

This will be a Weekly Lunch & Learn Series held Tuesdays from 12:00–1:00 PM (CST) running February 3 – March 24, 2026. One registration fee of $25 includes access to all 8 sessions. You can sign up at any time.

8 sessions covering timely preparedness and response topics, including:

• February 3, 2026, Crisis Communications (Melissa McCoy)

• February 10, 2026, Charting our Course: Strategic Planning for Growth, Collaboration and Community Connections (Jason Tiller, Candice Sauers)

• February 17, 2026, Integrating AI into Preparedness Activities (Sonja Armbruster)

• February 24, 2026, Real World Event - Cyber Attack (Julie Thomas)

• March 3, 2026, OD2A Toolkit and the Overdose Spike Alert detection and notification process ​(Laura Moore, Scott Johnston)

• March 10, 2026, Life Safety/Emergency Preparedness (LTC and CAH) (Mindi Bremer)

• March 17, 2026, World Cup Preparation in Kansas City (Andrew Conyers, Andy Marshall)

• March 24th, 2026, Recent Actual Event Review: A Dusty Day on I-70​ (Brian James, Krista Alanis, Matthew Breininger, Jesse Ennis, Jennifer Cure)

Infectious Disease Preparedness 2026 ECHO:

Game Plan for Health! Readiness for the Tournament Games in Kansas City

Tuesdays 1/13/2026- 2/10/2026 12pm-1pm CT

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

2026 Kansas Healthcare Coalition Virtual Summit (Weekly)

This will be a Weekly Lunch & Learn Series held Tuesdays from 12:00–1:00 PM (CST) running February 3 – March 24, 2026. One registration fee of $25 includes access to all 8 sessions. You can sign up at any time to join.

8 sessions covering timely preparedness and response topics, including:

• February 3, 2026, Crisis Communications (Melissa McCoy)

• February 10, 2026, Charting our Course: Strategic Planning for Growth, Collaboration and Community Connections (Jason Tiller, Candice Sauers)

• February 17, 2026, Integrating AI into Preparedness Activities (Sonja Armbruster)

• February 24, 2026, Real World Event - Cyber Attack (Julie Thomas)

• March 3, 2026, OD2A Toolkit and the Overdose Spike Alert detection and notification process ​(Laura Moore, Scott Johnston)

• March 10, 2026, Life Safety/Emergency Preparedness (LTC and CAH) (Mindi Bremer)

• March 17, 2026, World Cup Preparation in Kansas City (Andrew Conyers, Andy Marshall)

• March 24th, 2026, Recent Actual Event Review: A Dusty Day on I-70​ (Brian James, Krista Alanis, Matthew Breininger, Jesse Ennis, Jennifer Cure)

Infectious Disease Preparedness 2026 ECHO:

Game Plan for Health! Readiness for the Tournament Games in Kansas City

Tuesdays 1/13/2026- 2/10/2026 12pm-1pm CT

R7DHRE Preparedness Webinar:

No Tiny Feet: Building a Multidisciplinary Team for Simultaneous NICU Evacuation

February 11 | 1pm CT | ZOOM

There are more than 1,400 Neonatal Intensive Care Units in the United States, ranging in size from a few beds in smaller critical access hospitals to over 150 patients within large tertiary care hospitals. Prior evacuation research and case reports discuss evacuating NICUs last due to patient complexity.

In this webinar we will explore the process of establishing a multidisciplinary working group dedicated to NICU evacuations, emphasizing the unique plan of concurrent NICU evacuation during hospital-wide patient evacuation efforts.

This webinar will also highlight key elements such as the importance of NICU-specific annual drills, the creation of actionable documents identifying neighboring hospital capacity, and the implementation of daily NICU census tools to quantify individual patient’s evacuation complexity.

Attendees will gain concrete strategies applicable across healthcare settings including rural facilities empowering them to optimize preparedness and collaboration within their coalitions.

Webinar objectives for continuing education: Coming soon

2026 Kansas Healthcare Coalition Virtual Summit (Weekly)

This will be a Weekly Lunch & Learn Series held Tuesdays from 12:00–1:00 PM (CST) running February 3 – March 24, 2026. One registration fee of $25 includes access to all 8 sessions. You can sign up at any time to join.

8 sessions covering timely preparedness and response topics, including:

• February 3, 2026, Crisis Communications (Melissa McCoy)

• February 10, 2026, Charting our Course: Strategic Planning for Growth, Collaboration and Community Connections (Jason Tiller, Candice Sauers)

• February 17, 2026, Integrating AI into Preparedness Activities (Sonja Armbruster)

• February 24, 2026, Real World Event - Cyber Attack (Julie Thomas)

• March 3, 2026, OD2A Toolkit and the Overdose Spike Alert detection and notification process ​(Laura Moore, Scott Johnston)

• March 10, 2026, Life Safety/Emergency Preparedness (LTC and CAH) (Mindi Bremer)

• March 17, 2026, World Cup Preparation in Kansas City (Andrew Conyers, Andy Marshall)

• March 24th, 2026, Recent Actual Event Review: A Dusty Day on I-70​ (Brian James, Krista Alanis, Matthew Breininger, Jesse Ennis, Jennifer Cure)

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

2026 Kansas Healthcare Coalition Virtual Summit (Weekly)

This will be a Weekly Lunch & Learn Series held Tuesdays from 12:00–1:00 PM (CST) running February 3 – March 24, 2026. One registration fee of $25 includes access to all 8 sessions. You can sign up at any time to join.

8 sessions covering timely preparedness and response topics, including:

• February 3, 2026, Crisis Communications (Melissa McCoy)

• February 10, 2026, Charting our Course: Strategic Planning for Growth, Collaboration and Community Connections (Jason Tiller, Candice Sauers)

• February 17, 2026, Integrating AI into Preparedness Activities (Sonja Armbruster)

• February 24, 2026, Real World Event - Cyber Attack (Julie Thomas)

• March 3, 2026, OD2A Toolkit and the Overdose Spike Alert detection and notification process ​(Laura Moore, Scott Johnston)

• March 10, 2026, Life Safety/Emergency Preparedness (LTC and CAH) (Mindi Bremer)

• March 17, 2026, World Cup Preparation in Kansas City (Andrew Conyers, Andy Marshall)

• March 24th, 2026, Recent Actual Event Review: A Dusty Day on I-70​ (Brian James, Krista Alanis, Matthew Breininger, Jesse Ennis, Jennifer Cure)

Public Health on the Pitch: Radiation Readiness for the FIFA World Cup

Feb. 24 | 1pm ET | ZOOM

Join ASTHO for a webinar focused on public health preparedness and response related to the upcoming FIFA World Cup. This session will highlight response operations to a radiological incident during a mass gathering. The discussion will be led by Dr. Ziad Kazzi, an emergency physician and medical toxicologist with internationally recognized expertise in poisoning and radiation toxicology.

Dr. Kazzi will address key response considerations from a health department and public health lens, including triage, contamination management, radiation safety roles and detection assets, community reception centers, medical countermeasures, and more. There will be time for a Q&A session to address questions from attendees.

Prepare for kickoff by registering for this exciting and timely webinar!

Speaker Information:

• Ziad Kazzi, MD, FAAEM, FACEP, FACMT, FAACT, Professor of Emergency Medicine and Associate Medical Director, Emory University; Assistant Medical Director, Georgia Poison Center; Member, National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements

2026 Kansas Healthcare Coalition Virtual Summit (Weekly)

This will be a Weekly Lunch & Learn Series held Tuesdays from 12:00–1:00 PM (CST) running February 3 – March 24, 2026. One registration fee of $25 includes access to all 8 sessions. You can sign up at any time to join.

8 sessions covering timely preparedness and response topics, including:

• February 3, 2026, Crisis Communications (Melissa McCoy)

• February 10, 2026, Charting our Course: Strategic Planning for Growth, Collaboration and Community Connections (Jason Tiller, Candice Sauers)

• February 17, 2026, Integrating AI into Preparedness Activities (Sonja Armbruster)

• February 24, 2026, Real World Event - Cyber Attack (Julie Thomas)

• March 3, 2026, OD2A Toolkit and the Overdose Spike Alert detection and notification process ​(Laura Moore, Scott Johnston)

• March 10, 2026, Life Safety/Emergency Preparedness (LTC and CAH) (Mindi Bremer)

• March 17, 2026, World Cup Preparation in Kansas City (Andrew Conyers, Andy Marshall)

• March 24th, 2026, Recent Actual Event Review: A Dusty Day on I-70​ (Brian James, Krista Alanis, Matthew Breininger, Jesse Ennis, Jennifer Cure)

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

2026 Kansas Healthcare Coalition Virtual Summit (Weekly)

This will be a Weekly Lunch & Learn Series held Tuesdays from 12:00–1:00 PM (CST) running February 3 – March 24, 2026. One registration fee of $25 includes access to all 8 sessions. You can sign up at any time to join.

8 sessions covering timely preparedness and response topics, including:

• February 3, 2026, Crisis Communications (Melissa McCoy)

• February 10, 2026, Charting our Course: Strategic Planning for Growth, Collaboration and Community Connections (Jason Tiller, Candice Sauers)

• February 17, 2026, Integrating AI into Preparedness Activities (Sonja Armbruster)

• February 24, 2026, Real World Event - Cyber Attack (Julie Thomas)

• March 3, 2026, OD2A Toolkit and the Overdose Spike Alert detection and notification process ​(Laura Moore, Scott Johnston)

• March 10, 2026, Life Safety/Emergency Preparedness (LTC and CAH) (Mindi Bremer)

• March 17, 2026, World Cup Preparation in Kansas City (Andrew Conyers, Andy Marshall)

• March 24th, 2026, Recent Actual Event Review: A Dusty Day on I-70​ (Brian James, Krista Alanis, Matthew Breininger, Jesse Ennis, Jennifer Cure)

R7DHRE Preparedness Webinar

The ROI of Preparedness: Building Resilience Through Data-Driven Insights

March 11 | 1pm CT | ZOOM

Preparedness is more than a safety net it’s an investment in resilience. This webinar explores how organizations can harness data from incidents, downtimes, and training exercises to uncover trends, justify preparedness initiatives, and enhance operational performance.

Participants will learn how to transform raw data into actionable insights that drive measurable improvements in response times, resource allocation, and stakeholder confidence. Through real-world examples, this presentation highlights the long-term value of proactive preparedness.

2026 Kansas Healthcare Coalition Virtual Summit (Weekly)

This will be a Weekly Lunch & Learn Series held Tuesdays from 12:00–1:00 PM (CST) running February 3 – March 24, 2026. One registration fee of $25 includes access to all 8 sessions. You can sign up at any time to join.

8 sessions covering timely preparedness and response topics, including:

• February 3, 2026, Crisis Communications (Melissa McCoy)

• February 10, 2026, Charting our Course: Strategic Planning for Growth, Collaboration and Community Connections (Jason Tiller, Candice Sauers)

• February 17, 2026, Integrating AI into Preparedness Activities (Sonja Armbruster)

• February 24, 2026, Real World Event - Cyber Attack (Julie Thomas)

• March 3, 2026, OD2A Toolkit and the Overdose Spike Alert detection and notification process ​(Laura Moore, Scott Johnston)

• March 10, 2026, Life Safety/Emergency Preparedness (LTC and CAH) (Mindi Bremer)

• March 17, 2026, World Cup Preparation in Kansas City (Andrew Conyers, Andy Marshall)

• March 24th, 2026, Recent Actual Event Review: A Dusty Day on I-70​ (Brian James, Krista Alanis, Matthew Breininger, Jesse Ennis, Jennifer Cure)

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

2026 Kansas Healthcare Coalition Virtual Summit (Weekly)

This will be a Weekly Lunch & Learn Series held Tuesdays from 12:00–1:00 PM (CST) running February 3 – March 24, 2026. One registration fee of $25 includes access to all 8 sessions. You can sign up at any time to join.

8 sessions covering timely preparedness and response topics, including:

• February 3, 2026, Crisis Communications (Melissa McCoy)

• February 10, 2026, Charting our Course: Strategic Planning for Growth, Collaboration and Community Connections (Jason Tiller, Candice Sauers)

• February 17, 2026, Integrating AI into Preparedness Activities (Sonja Armbruster)

• February 24, 2026, Real World Event - Cyber Attack (Julie Thomas)

• March 3, 2026, OD2A Toolkit and the Overdose Spike Alert detection and notification process ​(Laura Moore, Scott Johnston)

• March 10, 2026, Life Safety/Emergency Preparedness (LTC and CAH) (Mindi Bremer)

• March 17, 2026, World Cup Preparation in Kansas City (Andrew Conyers, Andy Marshall)

• March 24th, 2026, Recent Actual Event Review: A Dusty Day on I-70​ (Brian James, Krista Alanis, Matthew Breininger, Jesse Ennis, Jennifer Cure)

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

R7DHRE Preparedness Webinar:

Managing the Unknown: Response Strategies for Dirty Bomb Scenarios

April 8 | 1pm CT | ZOOM

When an incident such as a dirty bomb detonation occurs, the initial response is often clouded by uncertainty. This webinar will guide participants through critical decision-making processes when key details are unknown. We’ll explore practical strategies for triage and decontamination, highlighting similarities and differences from conventional approaches.

This webinar will also cover essential techniques for responding to an unknown chemical and/or radiological incident and how they fit into an integrated response plan. Our aim is to connect these complex topics into a cohesive framework without getting lost in technical minutiae and to provide actionable insights for emergency responders, healthcare professionals, and planners.

Webinar objectives for continuing education: coming soon

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Course: AWR136-799 Developing Cybersecurity Resiliency for Everyone

Hosted by TEEX (Texas A&M Engineering) | DHS/FEMA Funded Course

May 13, 2026 | Omaha, NE

To register, you need a TEEX account, which is free. The course is offered at no cost.

R7DHRE Preparedness Webinar:

Force Multiplying Hospital Emergency Management Staff by Creating a Regional EM Strike Team

May 13 | 1PM CT | ZOOM

In an increasingly complex healthcare landscape, hospitals and medical facilities are frequently faced with critical incidents that challenge their capacity to respond effectively. Natural disasters, mass casualty events, disease outbreaks, and other emergencies can overwhelm healthcare systems and demand a coordinated, agile response.

In this webinar, we will explore the formation, function, and impact of a Regional Emergency Management Healthcare Strike Team, a specialized force designed to bolster the operational capacity of hospitals during high-stress situations.

This presentation will outline the following key components: Concept of Healthcare Strike Teams, Key Responsibilities and Functions, Activation and Deployment of the EM Strike Team, Training, Coordination & Communication, Case Studies and Lessons Learned. The presentation will include the process from identifying the gap in a real-world after-action improvement plan, through implementation.

Course: AWR376-244 understanding targeted cyber attacks

Hosted by TEEX (Texas A&M Engineering) | DHS/FEMA Funded Course

May 14, 2026 | Omaha, NE

To register, you need a TEEX account, which is free. The course is offered at no cost.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.

Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing

Every other Tuesday | 9am | ZOOM

UNMC’s Global Center for Health Security (GCHS), in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem, conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Recorded updates are accessible for further information. Watch the recordings here.