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- Publisher
- American Public Health Association
- Copyright
- Copyright © by the American Public Health Association
- ISSN
- 0090-0036
- eISSN
- 1541-0048
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Abstract
Pare DROGRAMS and assistance. It is to be expected that state programs will differ in accordance with the needs and problems in each instance. In actual practice the differences are probably not so much in the basic elements but, rather, in the extent of the activities that are undertaken. For the purpose of this discussion the principal responsibilities of state programs have been separated into five categories, as follows: Assistance to Local Agencies Assistance to local agencies is included in all state programs. It usually will include advice on existing control programs and where control activities should be undertaken, fostering development of effective local programs, providing laboratory support, and rendering technical assistance on specific problems. This assistance will be of greatest benefit to the smaller local agencies with limited staff. Investigation and Surveillance State programs include studies of the nature and cause of throughout the state, the effects of , and special problems. Investigation and surveillance will require air measurements. In areas with severe problems the state may find it necessary to maintain a surveillance of the effects of and of populations exposed to . Where unusual problems exist the state may have to undertake or support research
Journal
American Journal of Public Health – American Public Health Association
Published: Nov 1, 1961