Control of Communicable Diseases Manual
The Control of Communicable Diseases Manual, 22nd Edition is the authoritative guide for infectious disease management in a rapidly changing global environment. This comprehensive resource provides frontline public health and healthcare professionals with the tools they need to identify local and complex global threats, effectively control outbreaks, and protect communities from significant health dangers. With its consolidated interface and expert guidance, the manual is an indispensable tool for anyone working to promote global health.
This landmark publication is essential to all those in and around public health.
Also available as a digital subscription.
Control of Communicable Diseases: Clinical Practice is a new complement to the CCDM published by APHA Press for over 100 years and one of the most authoritative sources for infectious disease information.
Clinical Practice is an essential reference for physicians and other health care practitioners, especially those working in global health infectious disease, epidemiology, travel medicine, and tropical medicine.
Control of Communicable Diseases: Laboratory Practice is a new complement to the Control of Communicable Diseases Manual, a book published by APHA Press for over 100 years and also the primary resource for disease control specialists.
This new book addresses the laboratory aspect of disease control and prevention while presenting the material in an easy-to-use format.
Subscriptions:
A digital subscription to the Control of Communicable Diseases gives its audience a powerful online tool and access to updated communicable diseases resources. Chapters are full text searchable. The Reader’s Guide identifies the diseases by name; chapters are identified as new or revised. You will be notified via email of a new, revised chapter once it’s published online. There are several subscription options based on a number of seats (users) needed. Individual chapters are available for purchase. An individual subscriber can create one unique username and password. In the case of multiple users, the administrator of the subscription account will determine the access.