2008 YEAR IN REVIEW
"The news media is flooded with reports and statistics of avian influenza incidents, but few routinely unify this data and offer the predictive analysis organizations need in order to prepare for and survive such an occurrence. iJET’s report provides critical information that can serve as the basis of support for organizations to update, develop or even defend their pandemic planning efforts.”
Steve Cunnion, Medical Director for the National Security Health Policy Center of the Potomac Institute of Policy Studies and a member of iJET’s Health Intelligence Board.
2008 Review and Forecast: Avian Influenza and Pandemic Planning
Created by iJET's World Pandemic Team, this in-depth report provides analysis of global events associated with H5N1 avian influenza and summarizes progress toward corporate and government pandemic preparedness. Designed to aid organizations in the development and continuation of effective pandemic planning, this comprehensive report includes chapters on Trends, Hot Spots, Scientific Developments and Political and Economic Issues associated with Pandemic Preparedness.A 6-page standalone "Executive Summary and Forecast" is included as a companion to the full 31-page report. To order an electronic copy of these documents, please click below.
The report is based on data from iJET's World Pandemic Monitor service, which provides real-time alerting, authoritative analysis and best practice tools to help businesses build plans to address a number of global health concerns.
If you are a current subscriber to iJET's World Pandemic Monitor service, you can receive the report for free. If you are not a subscriber but would like to subscribe now, your purchase of this report, a $595 value, would be credited toward the price of subscription.
