WHY CHOOSE TAG
TAG has the experience and expertise to help you successfully integrate science-driven public health approaches into your business strategy – and provide additional onsite services through our expanded network.
WHAT WE OFFER
TAG can help you convert your COVID-focused program into today’s new reality, update your pandemic plans, assess policies you have in place, develop and implement new programs, or manage an existing crisis.
TAG Public Health Services include:
Through a virtual or onsite assessment, TAG will review the pandemic, and other public health, crises preparedness and management plans you have in place, or assist in the development of a plan – to ensure you are implementing best practices to protect both your workers and your business.
Should infectious disease impact your business, TAG provides 24/7 support with consultation, assessment, and guidance for actual or alleged issues. We can act as your regulatory/public health agency liaison and media spokesperson; compile outbreak dynamics and data analysis; provide epidemiologic investigation and root cause analysis; and design an employee testing plan.
When a foodborne illness outbreak occurs, it is critical that the investigation be properly coordinated. TAG’s public health experts can help, providing investigation management along with outbreak dynamics and data analysis; regulatory interpretations and agency liaison; root cause analysis; and a health hazard analysis.
Whether you need internal employee training or external communication, TAG has the experts, resources, and customizable programs to help in your education and interaction efforts – including a full range of public health infographics.
TAG can provide you with expert witness testimony or opinion for public health arbitrations and other legal allegations.
Pandemic Shifts Worker Mindsets:
What this means for your business continuity
TAG Talks: A Q&A on The Next Infectious Disease: How To Be Prepared
TAG Senior Director, Regulatory and Scientific Affairs Ben Miller discusses what the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us about being prepared for other workplace communicable diseases.
