Former CDC Leaders Express Concerns Over Trustworthiness
Former CDC officials, including Rochelle Walensky and Dan Jernigan, spoke at the STAT Summit Boston, discussing the erosion of trust in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance.
Layoffs, leadership changes, and politics have contributed to the decline in trust, creating an opportunity for physician groups to fill the void.
It’s getting harder to trust guidance coming out of the CDC
However, some information, such as data on maternal health, foodborne illnesses, and international travel, is still considered reliable.
Impact on Public Health Infrastructure
The comments from Walensky and Jernigan highlight the ongoing fragmentation and loss of trust in the US public health infrastructure.
Author's summary: Former CDC leaders express concerns over trustworthiness of CDC guidance.
- Layoffs and leadership changes have affected CDC trustworthiness
- Politics have also played a role in the decline of trust
- Physician groups may need to step up to fill the void
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