IDIG Foodborne Outbreak Simulation

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be at the front of a FOODBORNE OUTBREAK?!
Do you think about what you would do, who you would talk to, what the process is to identify and report an outbreak?
What happens at the county level?
How does an outbreak affect your primary care practice as you field questions from patients and their families?
What infection control measures do you institute at the hospital?

COME! BE PART OF A FOODBORNE OUTBREAK SIMULATION!

Sponsored by IDIG:
WHAT: Participate in a live outbreak simulation as you work in groups to identify causative agent and possible route of infection
WHEN: Thursday, April 26th, 6-7:30 pm
WHERE: T-550
WHO WILL BE THERE? Dr. Paul Pottinger and other infectious disease wizards along with Dr. Jeff Duchin, chief epidemiologist of King County

Food will be provided, but please sign up so we know how much to buy! Prizes will be awarded as teams successfully investigate the outbreak and protect the public!

MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!!

If you are interested in attending by Zoom, please indicate on the sign up or email maresacw@uw.edu.