Abdolrasulnia M, Strasser S, Pryor E, Terndrup T, Weissman NW, Williams M, Heck E, Casebeer L; "Spatial Patterns Representing the Geographic Impact of Physician Participation in an Online CME Bioterrorism Course following the Anthrax Events of 2001." Presented at the AMIA conference, San Francisco, September, 2004.

Casebeer L, Terndrup T, Weissman N, McNutt SD, Orthner H, Tresler M; "The Use of an Emergency Department Screen Saver Linked to Web Resources to Raise Awareness of Bioterrorist Threats." Submitted to American Medical Informatics Association.

Filoromo C, Macrina D, Pryor E, Terndrup T, McNutt, S; "Innovative approaches to training clinicians for bioterrorist attacks." American Journal of Infection Control. 2003;31:511-4.

Jones JW, Terndrup TE, Franz D, Eitzen E; "Future Challenges in Bioterrorism." Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America. (in press).

Jones JW, Kiefe CI; "Anthrax Attacks and Practice Patterns: A Learning Opportunity for Health Care Systems." Quality Management in Health Care. (in press).

Jones J, Massie S, McNutt SD, Terndrup TE: "Bioterrorism: Essentials for the General Internist." Workshop. Presented at the Society for General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, May 4, 2002.

McNutt SD, Becker SM, Franz DR; "On the Front Lines: Equipping Clinicians to Face Bioterrorism" Emergency Medicine Practice, (in press).

McNutt S, Terndrup,T. Weissman,N, Tresler M, Casebeer L, Franz D, Macrina D, Decker S, Orthner H, Pierluisi G, Burkhardt J, Pryor E, Filoromo C; "Use of interactive screensavers and internet-based learning modules to train hospital-based clinicians, especially emergency physicians, to recognize bioterrorism [Abstract 03]." Academy of Emergency Medicine 2002;9(10):1052-1053.

McNutt SD,Terndrup TE, Weissman NW, Tresler MA,Casebeer LL, Franz DR, Macrina D, Becker SM, Orthner H, Pierluisi GJ, Burkhardt J, Pryor E, Filoromo C; "Use of Interactive Screensavers and Internet-Based Learning Modules to Train Hospital Based Clinicians, Especially ED Physicians, to Recognize Bioterrorism." Innovations in Emergency Medical Education Exhibit. Presented at the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Annual Meeting, St. Louis, MO, May 18-21, 2002.

McNutt SD,Terndrup TE, Weissman NW, Tresler MA,Casebeer LL, Franz DR, Macrina D, Becker SM, Orthner H, Pierluisi GJ, Burkhardt J, Pryor E, Filoromo C; "Use of Interactive Screensavers and Internet-based Learning Modules to Train ED Clinicians in Bioterrorism". Exhibit. Presented at the Southeastern Regional Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Annual Meeting, Jacksonville, FL, April 12-14, 2002.

Pryor, E. R. & McNutt, S. D. (2003). Early recognition and detection of biological events. In T. G. Veenema (Ed.) Disaster nursing and emergency preparedness for chemical, biological and radiological terrorism. New York: Springer.

Pryor E, Stephens S, Terndrup T; "Center for Disaster Preparedness: Innovative approaches to training clinicians for bioterrorist attacks." Presented at the Spring Science Workgroup: Increasing Nursing Research Opportunities in Biodefense, National Institute of Nursing Research, Chevy Chase, MD, May, 2002.

Terndrup TE, McNutt, SD; "Effectiveness of Distance Learning: Bioterrorism Education for Health Professionals." Workshop. Presented at the National Disaster Medical System Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, April 13-17, 2002.

Terndrup T, Nafziger S, Weissman N, Casebeer L, & Pryor E; "Online bioterrorism continuing medical education: Part I, development and preliminary testing." Academic Emergency Medicine. (In press.)

Terndrup TE, Weissman NW, McNutt SD, et al. "Use of Interactive Screensavers and Internet-based Learning Modules to Train Hospital Based Clinicians in Bioterrorism". Presented at the National Center for Infectious Diseases, Center for Diseases Prevention and Control, Atlanta, GA, January 7, 2002.

Terndrup TE. Panel Discussant. National Pharmaceutical Stockpile: Operations and Components. CDC, Atlanta, GA, February, 2002.

Terndrup TE, Siegelson H. "Emergency Responders Perspectives on Smallpox Vaccination". Presented at the Advisory Council on Immunization Practices, CDC, Atlanta, GA, May 4, 2002.