1. Identify the epidemiologic evidence that supports an association between September 11 exposures and various medical conditions. 2. Describe how to diagnose patients with conditions associated with exposure to the September 11 terrorist attacks and its aftermath. 3. Identify where World Trade Center (WTC) Health Program diagnostic and treatment coverage information can be found. 4. Describe two or more ways that this educational activity will improve my contribution as a team member.
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