Report Reveals Nation’s Uneven Preparedness for Public Health Emergencies; Expert Panel to Discuss Key Findings and Offer Recommendations on May 29th

The Ready or Not 2024 report by TFAH highlights the nation’s readiness for public health emergencies. On May 29th at 2 PM ET, a panel of experts will discuss the key findings of this report and provide recommendations for policymakers.

The report emphasizes that the nation is facing an increasing number of infectious disease outbreaks and extreme weather events, with some areas showing improvements in emergency preparedness while others are lagging behind. Additionally, funding cuts and health misinformation pose a threat to decades of progress in public health.

The panel discussion will offer valuable insights into the current state of public health readiness and guide decision-makers on how to improve emergency preparedness. It is crucial for policymakers to heed the recommendations of the TFAH report in order to safeguard the health and safety of the nation’s residents during public health emergencies. Join the panel on May 29th to learn more about the findings of the report and contribute to the discussion on how to protect the public’s health from diseases, disasters, and bioterrorism.