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Free course to examine FDA ‘GCP’ standards
Stefanie Neumann, Global Center for Health Security, and Katherine Rosen, University of Texas Medical Branch
New portable unit boosts UNMC’s biocontainment response
John Keenan | UNMC Strategic Communications
UNMC, Japan partners sign new agreement
Jeff Robb | UNMC Strategic Communications
Simulation lab headed for Uganda has med center roots
Taylor Wilson | Nebraska Medicine
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Region 7 Infectious Disease Briefing
UNMC’s GCHS, in collaboration with the Region VII Disaster Health Response Ecosystem conducts biweekly meetings with local and state public health and healthcare representatives. These meetings focus on reviewing and discussing recent developments related to current infectious disease challenges. Dr. James V. Lawler, MD, MPH, FIDSA, presents comprehensive updates on data and advancements at local, state, national, and international levels. Additionally, regional experts offer insights into current outbreaks and clinical situations within Region 7 (Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska). Click the link below to register and watch previous recordings.

Discover Our Training, Simulation & Quarantine Center
Our state-of-the-art facilities include the 20-bed National Quarantine Unit, the nation's only federal quarantine unit, and a six-bed simulated biocontainment unit for advanced experiential training – the National Biocontainment Training Center. This high-fidelity simulation center includes a mock lab and autoclave.
Project NExT: Transforming Care, Training and Education Response
Project NExT is a transformational public-private partnership to create a federal, all-hazard health security disaster response space that is adaptable and leverages the University of Nebraska Medical Center/Nebraska Medicine’s experience and global leadership in infectious diseases and biopreparedness.

International Engagement
The GCHS serves as an international resource and continues to lead the way in readiness training all over the world.