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WCMEA | CDC Resources for Coroners & Medical Examine
CDC Resources: A Foundation for Informed Decisions
CDC materials provide scientifically grounded, nationally recognized guidance for Coroners and Medical Examiners. Staying informed ensures safer protocols, timely reporting, and stronger coordination between death investigation offices and public health systems—especially in times of crisis or widespread concern.
Welcome to the WCMEA CDC Resources Library
This page provides centralized access to CDC guidelines, reports, data tools, and training materials relevant to Wisconsin Coroners, Medical Examiners, and death investigation personnel. Resources address infectious disease control, opioid-related deaths, mortality surveillance, unexplained deaths, and pandemic response. Linked materials support evidence-based practice, standardized reporting, and ongoing education while offering context for emerging health trends. WCMEA encourages consistent use of these tools to strengthen communication, procedural consistency, and collaboration with public health partners as CDC guidance evolves.
CDC Influenza Tissue Submission Guidelines for Pathological Evaluation
This page centralizes CDC guidelines, reports, data tools, and training resources tailored to Wisconsin Coroners, Medical Examiners, and death investigation staff. Materials cover infectious disease control, opioid-related deaths, mortality surveillance, unexplained deaths, and pandemic response. These resources promote evidence-based practice, standardized reporting, and continuing education while offering insight into emerging health trends. WCMEA encourages routine use of these tools to enhance communication, procedural consistency, and collaboration with public health partners as CDC guidance continues to evolve.
CDC Influenza
CDC Homepage: Your Gateway to Public Health Resources
This page centralizes CDC guidelines, reports, data tools, and training resources for Wisconsin Coroners, Medical Examiners, and death investigation professionals. The materials address infectious disease control, opioid-related deaths, mortality surveillance, unexplained deaths, and pandemic response. They support evidence-based practice, standardized reporting, and ongoing education while providing insight into emerging public health trends. WCMEA encourages regular use of these tools to strengthen communication, improve procedural consistency, and enhance collaboration with public health partners as CDC guidance evolves.