Information from the Tulane Flu Task Force

Seasonal Flu and H1N1 Prevention Tips

from Tulane's Student Health Center

H1N1 Flu F.A.Q.

If You Think You Have the Flu

If Your Roommate Has the Flu

H1N1 Flu F.A.Q For Employees

Emergency Procedures at Tulane
Visit the Office of Emergency Response webpage for alerts and notices

OER Home Page

Emergency Notices

Influenza A - H1N1 (Swine Flu) Information

We encourage students and others in the Tulane community to visit the Staying Healthy site that the Task Force prepared.  It provides practices that minimize your risk to H1N1.

Staying Healthy

Tulane's Office of Global Health has extensive ties throughout Latin America, including partners in Mexico.  Please visit the webpage of this university-wide program to learn how Tulane is facilitating global collaboration for faculty from five schools within the university. 

www.tulaneglobalhealth.org

For more information

Want to learn more about pandemic flu and related emergencies? The South Central Public Health Partnership has put together a list of courses, webinars, and other information. The courses are free, self-paced, and designed specifically for this reason. 

SCPHP Special Edition E-Announcement

Return to main home page of the Tulane Flu Task Force.

About Us:

The Flu Emergency Task Force is chaired by Maureen Lichtveld, chair of the Department of Environmental Health Systems, and consists of faculty from the School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine and the School of Medicine; medical staff from Tulane University Hospital and Clinic; and representatives from the Dean's Office, the Office of Emergency Response, and University Public Relations.