CDC is in the process of developing the data analysis strategy and reporting system that will provide summary information about the extent to which it is addressing the 10 Essential Services as they relate to Emergency Preparedness. The reported results will also assist jurisdictions in assessing their abilities for early detection of public health emergencies and rapid communications and response. Further information about the analysis plan will be provided soon. The local jurisdictions and states may always access their own data submission by logging on to the Department of Justice server. The process by which jurisdictions and states can obtain the data in a form that is available for analysis is in development.
Examples are fertilizer or grain storage warehouses.
This may or may not be true in geographically large states, where ready availability may be a practical impossibility. A sample protocol is an available document that outlines how to investigate a suspected terrorist event. Infectious disease specialists could include physicians, nurses and epidemiologists. True availability of a state laboratory within 4 hours may be a practical impossibility in geographically large states. They include the local emergency operations center and the organizations included in the LPHS, including those listed in questions 3.2.1.1 through 3.2.1.9.