Diseases response 2026

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The document outlines the Infectious Diseases Response Protocol (IDRP) for Oregon State University (OSU), detailing strategies and responsibilities for preventing and responding to communicable diseases within the OSU community. It includes information on the roles of various departments, communication plans, isolation and quarantine protocols, and guidelines for managing specific infectious diseases. The protocol aims to ensure a coordinated response to health threats while balancing public safety with individual rights.

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