CDC Field Epidemiology Manual Chapters

Part I: The Field Investigation

Defining Field Epidemiology
Chapter 1
Initiating Operations
Chapter 2
Conducting a Field Investigation
Chapter 3
Collecting Data
Chapter 4
Using Technologies for Data Collection and Management
Chapter 5
Describing Epidemiologic Data
Chapter 6
Designing and Conducting Analytic Studies in the Field
Chapter 7
Analyzing and Interpreting Data
Chapter 8
Optimizing Epidemiology–Laboratory Collaborations
Chapter 9
Collecting and Analyzing Qualitative Data
Chapter 10
Developing Interventions
Chapter 11
Communicating During an Outbreak or Public Health Investigation
Chapter 12

Part II: Special Considerations

Legal Considerations
Chapter 13
Coordination of Multiple States and Federal Agencies
Chapter 14
Multinational Outbreak Investigations
Chapter 15
Emergency Operations Centers and Incident Management Structure
Chapter 16
Geographic Information System Data
Chapter 17
Healthcare Settings
Chapter 18
Community Congregate Settings
Chapter 19
Exposures And Conditions Of Acute Environmental Origin
Chapter 20
Occupational Disease And Injury
Chapter 21
Natural and Human-Made Disasters
Chapter 22
Acute Enteric Disease Outbreaks
Chapter 23
Suspected Intentional Use Of Biologic And Toxic Agents
Chapter 24
Suicide, Violence, and Other Forms of Injury
Chapter 25
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