The 2009 H1N1 Experience: Policy Implications
for Future Infectious Disease Emergencies

Welcome and Opening Remarks: Tom Inglesby

What the Flu Pandemic Can Teach Us About Future Biothreats: Nicole Lurie

How Should the US Prioritize & Distribute Vaccine in Future Influenza Pandemics? Richard Waldhorn (Moderator), Anne Schuchat, John Colmers, Marc Lipsitch, Paul Etkind, and David Lakey

Public Health Response to the H1N1 Pandemic: Thomas Frieden

Ensuring a Prepared Nation Through Public Engagement—The Intersection Between Media and Social Change: Richard Besser

Large Scale Bioterrorism—Anthrax: How Can the Healthcare Response to Catastrophic Events Be Improved? Eric Toner (Moderator), Kevin Yeskey, Daniel Sosin, Dan Hanfling, John Hick, and Scott Cormier

SARS-like Emerging Infectious Disease—What Roles Should Disease Containment Measures Play in Controlling International Epidemics? Jennifer Nuzzo (Moderator), Jeffrey Levi, D.A. Henderson, Ronald St. John, Marcelle Layton, and James Blumenstock

H1N1 Response Shows Need for Better Emergency Medical Plans: Randall Larsen

Closing Remarks: Tom Inglesby

Paula Olswieski

Nicole Lurie

John Colmers

March Lipsitch

L to R: Richard Waldhorn, Anne Schuchat, John Colmers, Marc Lipsitch, Paul Etkind, David Lakey

Jeffrey Levi

Tom Friedan and Tom Inglesby

L to R: Eric Toner, Kevin Yeskey, Dan Sosin, Dan Hanfling, John Hick, Scott Cormier

Monica Schoch-Spana

Tom Inglesby and Randy Larsen