Using Employee Health and Personal Hygiene Measures
Presenter(s): Dr. Donna Beegle, President of Communication Across Barriers, a consulting firm devoted to improving communication and relationships, and founder of PovertyBridge dedicated to changing lives for people in poverty., Ms. Etti Gomez, Owner of Buena Vista Business Consulting Consultant. Ms. Gomez is a trainer for small businesses in the food service industry. She is also FDA consultant in a pioneer project about oral culture., Ms. Patti Waller, Esq., from the law firm of Marler Clark, speaking on the legal ramifications of foodborne illness outbreaks., Ms. Kerry Liebig from the Office of Equal Employee Opportunity, Ms. Laura Green-Brown, a Public Health Analyst with the CDC in Atlanta GA., Jim Scopelitis - Host
Status: Not Started
Air Date: 5/27/2010
Air Time: 1:00 PM EST
Length: 3 Hours
The broadcast will:
• Explain practical recommendations for implementation and compliance related to preventing transmission of foodborne
disease by infected food workers;
• Provide prevention tools; and
• Provide information on administrative and legal aspects and inspection and compliance strategies.

CDRH Television Tutorial & Firewall Test
Presenter(s): CDRH Television
Status: Available
Air Date: 5/14/2007
Air Time: 11:05 AM EST
Length: 5 Minutes 20 Seconds
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