Guidance

Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents: recognise and respond

Recognise and respond to chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) incidents: guidance for healthcare professionals.

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Public Health England
Published
1 September 2008
Last updated
31 May 2018 鈥� See all updates

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This guidance covers clinical management and health protection in chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) incidents.

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皇冠体育appse documents are for:

  • frontline health care professionals in emergency departments
  • healthcare professionals in primary care and public health
  • emergency planners and trainers
  • emergency service personnel

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Published 1 September 2008
Last updated 31 May 2018 show all updates

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