The document outlines the goals, objectives, and expected outcomes of a presentation by Janet Parker on promoting open source intelligence to public health. The goals are to promote open source intelligence, encourage cross-agency collaboration between law enforcement and medical communities, and raise awareness of organized crime's impact. The objectives are to define open source intelligence, demonstrate dangers of "group think," and identify examples of cross-agency collaboration. Expected outcomes include participants demonstrating understanding of the objectives through a written test after the presentation.

1. Law Enforcement, Intelligence and Medical Whistleblowers:
The Value of Open Source Intelligence to Public Health
By Janet Parker, B.S., M.S., D.V.M.
Medical Whistleblower, P.O. Box C, Lawrence, KS 66044
Goals:
To promote the value of Open Source Intelligence to Public Health
To encourage cross-agency collaboration and communication between Law
Enforcement and the Medical Community for prevention of crime and also
prosecution of criminal activity
To raise awareness in the Medical Community of the impact organized criminal
enterprises
Objectives:
To define Open Source Intelligence and the Seven Tribes
To demonstrate the dangers of “Group Think” and to encourage Medical
Whistleblowers to engage in meaningful conversation about shared problems
with Law Enforcement
To identify examples of the value of cross-agency collaboration and
communication between Law Enforcement and the Medical Community
Expected Measurable Outcomes:
After the presentation, based on written test, participants will be able to
demonstrate their understanding and knowledge of the presentation objectives.