Ann
That would be great!
Patricia Woods, RN, MSN
Public Health Consultant 1 – Nursing
New Jersey Department of Health
Division of HIV, STD, & TB Services
50 East State Street, 3rd FL
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On Behalf Of Scarpita - CDPHE, Ann
Sent: Wednesday, August 12, 2020 10:45 AM
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: COVID and TB
We had a statewide HAN that we sent out to our list-serve of providers. Did you want a copy as a reference?
Ann Scarpita RN, BSN, MPH
Colorado Department of Disease Control and Response
4300 Cherry Creek Drive South, Denver, CO 80246
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Hi Wonderful TB Nurses
I was wondering if anyone has a letter or flyer that can be distributed to Physicians that would remind them to think TB when assessing for COVID.
Thanks,
Patty
Patricia Woods, RN, MSN
Public Health Consultant 1 – Nursing
New Jersey Department of Health
Division of HIV, STD, & TB Services
50 East State Street, 3rd FL
Trenton, NJ, 08625-0363
Cell 609-462-6581 Phone (609) 292-1257
Fax (609) 826-4879
Patricia.woods@doh.nj.gov
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