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Gaps in Public Health Preparedness: Lessons Learned in California

Abstract : The level of bioterrorism preparedness across California's jurisdictions is uneven, ranging from excellent to poor. There are wide variations in every aspect of preparedness strategy, development, and implementation. The system suffers from inefficiency and waste. Strong leadership will be required to develop a shared understanding of public health organization and responsibilities.