Disaster Epidemiology Community of Practice (DECoP)

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At a glance

The CDC Disaster Epidemiology Community of Practice (DECoP) is a collaborative group of CDC, other federal, and state partners established to provide technical resources to partners, expand use of disaster surveillance tools, and evaluate tools and guidelines to improve situational awareness and response activities.

Overview

The Disaster Epidemiology Community of Practice (DECoP) has a listserv about disaster epidemiology. You are invited to participate in this online community.

The purpose of the listserv is to communicate directly to and among DECoP members. This communication involves disaster epidemiology information that requires a timely response or notification.

Instructions for joining the DECoP

If you would like to join the DECoP listserv please follow these steps:

  1. Request access to the listserv by emailing your full name and preferred email address to DECoP@cdc.gov.
  2. You will be directly added to the DECoP Listserv.
    1. Notification from "LISTSERV@listserv.cdc.gov" will inform you that you were properly added and can now send/receive emails from the Listserv "cdcl-decop@listserv.cdc.gov".
    2. Details about how to manage your listserv account, set/reset your password, and unsubscribe can be found within the email.
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