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Douglas County, Oregon - public meeting on Monday

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Pandemic flu forum on tap Monday at library

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ROSEBURG: A forum, "Pandemic Flu: What Communities Need to Know" is scheduled for 8 a.m. to noon Monday at the Douglas County Library, Ford Community Room, 1409 N.E. Diamond Lake Blvd.

Dr. Jim Shames, health officer for Jackson and Josephine Counties, will present information on seasonal flu, bird flu and pandemics. The forum includes interactive roundtable discussions for individuals, businesses, health care organizations, service providers, schools, faith-based organizations and others. Free to the public.

Information: 440-3563.
 
Re: Douglas County, Oregon - public meeting on Monday

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Media Contact:
Eugene Regan, RS
Health Department Preparedness Coordinator
440-3568 or ewregan@co.douglas.or.us
PANDEMIC FLU: WHAT COMMUNITIES NEED TO KNOW
Each year, the flu kills approximately 36,000 Americans, hospitalizes more than 200,000, and costs the U.S. economy over $10 billion in lost productivity and medical expenses. Things only get worse when a widespread outbreak of disease (a pandemic) hits. Responding to a pandemic in Douglas County is an effort that must involve the entire community ? local officials, businesses, healthcare providers, essential service providers, community-based organizations, schools, faith-based organizations,
The public is encouraged to attend a community forum entitled ?Pandemic Flu: What Communities Need to Know.? The forum will be held on Monday, October 9, from 8 AM to Noon at the Douglas County Library, Ford Community Room. Attendance is free!
The forum is sponsored by Douglas County Health and Social Services, in cooperation with the Health Resources and Services Administration, Region 3. Dr. Jim Shames, Health Officer for Jackson and Josephine Counties, will present information on seasonal flu, bird flu, and pandemics. The forum will include interactive roundtable discussions for individuals, businesses, healthcare organizations, service providers, schools, faith-based organizations, and others.
For more information, call 440-3563.
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