- American College of Emergency Physicians--Mass Casualty/Bioterrorism
- American College of Physicians: Bioterrorism Resources
- APIC Education
- A list of courses and training from the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology.
- Be Ready
- Information on preparedness for the general public from the US Dept of Homeland Security
- Bioterrorism and Health System Preparedness
(Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)) - A series of free Web-assisted conference calls on bioterrorism and health system preparedness.
- Biosecurity and Bioterrorism
- Selected issues and articles available for free.
- Disaster Preparedness
(American Academy of Family Physicians) - From the American Academy of Family Physicians. Provides links to significant sites related to bioterrorism and other threats
- Bioterrorism Resources (APIC)
- From the Associatiion for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology, Inc. Includes practice guidelines and information about a wide range of bioterrorism agents and other aspects of bioterrorism.
- Bioterrorism: Frequently Asked Questions
- From the American Medical Association
- eMedicine: Disaster Resources
- Provides access to a large number of chapters on chemical, biologic and other toxic agents; disaster management and trauma; and grief and bereavement. Login and select Disaster Resources from left side of the screen. Another option is to search for a specific disease or agent in the search box. Selected chapters available as a PDA download.
- Health Care Services: Bioterrorism Preparedness
- IDSA Bioterrorism Information & Resources
- From the Infectious Disease Society of America and the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota. Includes a medical summary, a clinical pathway and web resources for a variety of infectious agents.
- Mass Casualty/Bioterrorism Links
- Significant links from the American College of Emergency Physicians
- National Disaster Medical System (NDMS)
- A cooperative asset-sharing program among Federal government agencies, state and local governments, and the private businesses and civilian volunteers that augments the Nation's emergency medical response capability.
- Preparedness for Deliberate Epidemics (WHO)
- From the World Health Organzation (WHO).
- Resources on Bioterrorism and Unconventional Civilian Disasters
- From the American College of Surgeons
