Wisconsin’s
public health system and preparedness efforts have made Wisconsin more prepared than it has ever been
before. Public health is better equipped, has improved its
response plans, is planning regionally as well as locally, is training
staff, and has exercised the public health response plans across the
state.
Quick Links:
TFAH
issues Ready or Not 2009 Report. This report contains
state-by-state health preparedness scores based on 10 key
indicators. These indicators are used to describe the nation's
ability to respond to public health emergencies.
Wisconsin
H1N1 Flu website
Wisconsin health officials are working closely with the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention, and
local health professionals to monitor H1N1 (swine) flu activity. (exit DHS)
Medical
Reserve Corps
An opportunity for
Wisconsin volunteers donate their time and expertise to prepare for and respond
to emergencies and promote healthy living throughout the year.
Wisconsin’s
public health system and preparedness efforts have made Wisconsin more prepared than it has ever been
before. Public health is better equipped, has improved its
response plans, is planning regionally as well as locally, is training
staff, and has exercised the public health response plans across the
state.