Publications by authors named "Roberta M Hammond"

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Using the Electronic Foodborne Outbreak Reporting System (eFORS) to improve foodborne outbreak surveillance, investigations, and program evaluation.
John P Middaugh, Roberta M Hammond, Leah Eisenstein, Rebecca Lazensky

J Environ Health· September 2010

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Cryptosporidiosis outbreak in a Nassau County, Florida, return travel group from Ireland, May 24, 2006-June 4, 2006.
Rebecca Lazensky, Roberta M Hammond, Kathleen Van Zile, Kim Geib

J Environ Health· September 2008

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Use of molecular epidemiology to confirm a multistate outbreak of hepatitis A caused by consumption of oysters.
Stephanie R Bialek, Prethiba A George, Guo-Liang Xia, Marc B Glatzer, Miles L Motes, Roberta M Hammond

Clin Infect Dis· March 2007

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Outbreak bias in illness reporting and case confirmation in ciguatera fish poisoning surveillance in south Florida.
Elizabeth M Begier, Lorraine C Backer, Richard S Weisman, Roberta M Hammond, Lora E Fleming

Public Health Rep· February 2007

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Assessing the effectiveness of food worker training in Florida: opportunities and challenges.
Roberta M Hammond, Robert G Brooks, Josefa Schlottmann, David Johnson, Rita J Johnson

J Environ Health· October 2005

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An outbreak of typhoid Fever in Florida associated with an imported frozen fruit.
Dolores J Katz, Miguel A Cruz, Mary Jo Trepka, Juan A Suarez, Paul D Fiorella, Roberta M Hammond

J Infect Dis· July 2002

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Vibrio vulnificus and the high risk. Patient: a potentially fatal disease.
Roberta M Hammond

Fla Nurse· March 2002

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