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1900•New South Wales Public Health Bulletin Supplementary SeriesOpen access

Part 1: Background to the evaluation

D Lynne Madden, Carlie J Naylor, David Simpson

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Bug Breakfast is the name given to a series of hour-long breakfast seminars on communicable diseases presented by the Public Health Division of the NSW Department of Health about eight times a year. The Public Health Training and Development Branch, in the Centre for Epidemiology and Research, and the Communicable Diseases Branch, in the Centre for Health Protection, coordinate the content and delivery of the sessions.

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Bug Breakfast is the name given to a series of hour-long breakfast seminars on communicable diseases presented by the Public Health Division of the NSW Department of Health about eight times a year. The Public Health Training and Development Branch, in the Centre for Epidemiology and Research, and the Communicable Diseases Branch, in the Centre for Health Protection, coordinate the content and delivery of the sessions.

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Bug Breakfast is the name given to a series of hour-long breakfast seminars on communicable diseases presented by the Public Health Division of the NSW Department of Health about eight times a year. The Public Health Training and Development Branch, in the Centre for Epidemiology and Research, and the Communicable Diseases Branch, in the Centre for Health Protection, coordinate the content and delivery of the sessions.

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