Communicating risk of the bioterrorism threat: A case study in Houston, Texas of healthcare professionals and the general public
Abstract
The primary goals of this research are to assess and model the process of risk communication among healthcare workers towards the threat of bioterrorist agents and to identify factors that contribute to responsive clinicians, thereby providing a strategy for designing more effective education programs among healthcare providers who are the population with the most likely opportunities to identify a bioterrorist event.
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M. Jeffrey Cook,
"Communicating risk of the bioterrorism threat: A case study in Houston, Texas of healthcare professionals and the general public"
(January 1, 2007).
ETD Collection for Texas State University.
Paper AAI3252691.
http://ecommons.txstate.edu/dissertations/AAI3252691