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Department of Defense Implementation Plan for Pandemic Influenza
"This plan implements the White House 'National Pandemic Influenza Strategy Implementation Plan.' It provides strategic guidance to all Department of Defense components for preparation and response to an outbreak of pandemic influenza. The Secretary of Defense's principal responsibility in responding to a pandemic will be to protect U.S. interests at home and abroad. This implementation plan sets forth Department of Defense (DoD) guidance and addresses key policy issues for pandemic influenza planning. This guidance will enable the Combatant Commanders, Military Departments, and DoD agencies to develop plans to prepare for, detect, respond to, and contain the effects of a pandemic on military forces, DoD civilians, DoD contractors, dependents, and beneficiaries. Additionally, plans will address the provision of DoD assistance to civil authorities both foreign and domestic. Finally, attention to the key security concerns, such as humanitarian relief and stabilization operations that may arise as a result of a pandemic, will be addressed."
United States. Department of Defense
2006-08
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Philadelphia Department of Public Health: Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Plan
The Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Plan is an Annex to the Philadelphia, Public Health Emergency Response Plan, which supplements the City's overall, Emergency Operations Plan. The Pandemic Influenza Plan identifies the, cooperating City agencies involved in preparedness for pandemic flu and their, respective response roles. The Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Plan also describes how the Philadelphia Department of Public Health (PDPH) will work with local partners, such as physicians, hospitals, and community agencies, to respond to an outbreak of disease due to a novel strain of influenza. Avian influenza (H5N1) is just one such novel strain.
Philadelphia (Pa.). Department of Public Health
2006-08
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King County's Role in Preparing for a Pandemic Flu
This presentation was presented to the King County Council's Committee of the Whole (COW). The presentation is a joint report on the issue of a flu pandemic and the status of current planning and exercise plans for the King County Region.
King County (Wash.)
Holdeman, Eric; Loehr, Michael
2006-08
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Pandemic Flu Exercise - County and City Managers
This document is a three phased Flu Pandemic Scenario exercise for local/state health officials. The scenario exercises will help officials coordinate and respond to an outbreak of the flu pandemic.
King County (Wash.)
2006-08
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Discussion Paper Topic: Continuity of Operations/ Continuity of Government and Pandemic Influenza Planning
This discussion paper is intended to: 1) provide guidance to state and local governments for incorporating pandemic influenza considerations into continuity of operations and continuity of government plans; 2) assist departments and agencies in identifying special considerations for protecting the health and safety of employees and maintaining essential functions and services during a pandemic influenza outbreak; and 3) explore the consequences of prolonged and/or substantial losses of personnel on an organization's operations.
California. Governor's Office of Emergency Services
2006-07-28?
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Five Years Post 9/11, One Year Post Katrina: The State of America's Readiness, 183 City Survey
This survey addressed funding and preparedness for communications interoperability, disaster preparedness improvement since 9/11, evacuations plans, confidence in FEMA's ability to respond to major disasters, and relationships with the federal government about military support in case of emergencies and pandemic flu planning.
United States Conference of Mayors
2006-07-26
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Congressional Budget Office Cost Estimate: S. 3678: Pandemic and All-Hazards Preparedness Act
"S. 3678 would amend the Public Health Service Act to establish the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as the primary federal agency for coordinating the response to public health and medical emergencies. The bill would authorize funding for certain activities that would support the readiness of the public health system to address those emergencies. It also would authorize funding for information technology and for grants to encourage individuals to work in needed public health areas. Other provisions of the bill would reauthorize a program to improve the capacity of medical facilities responding to public health emergencies and would authorize new funding for expanding and training the public health workforce. It also would require the Secretary of HHS to evaluate how federal assets could aid in supporting surge capacity and authorize the Secretary to waive certain hospital requirements when developing pandemic flu plans. CBO estimates that implementing S. 3678 would cost $297 million in 2007 and about $6 billion over the 2007-2011 period, assuming the appropriation of the necessary amounts. Enacting the bill would not affect direct spending or receipts."
United States. Congressional Budget Office
2006-07-19
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Statement of Congressman Danny K. Davis, House Subcommittee on Government Reform, "Telework: A 21st Century Solution to Traffic Jams and Terrorism," July 18, 2006
This document is the Congressman's opening statement at a hearing entitled Telework: A 21st Century Solution to Traffic Jams and Terrorism.
United States. Congress. House
2006-07-18
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Pandemic Influenza Guidance Supplement to the 2006 Public Health Emergency Preparedness Cooperative Agreement: Phase II
This document provides supplemental guidance for recipients of federal funding through the Public Health Preparedness and Response Cooperative Agreement (Cooperative Agreement AA154) for the purpose of furthering pandemic influenza preparedness and response. LLIS Core Capability: Community Preparedness; Public Health; Community Preparedness
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.); United States. Department of Health and Human Services
2006-07-10
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Human Capital Planning for Pandemic Influenza (2nd Installment)
"The following questions and answers will (1) assist Federal agencies in understanding and using policies and programs designed to accomplish work during a pandemic health crisis and (2) assist Federal employees and their families in dealing with the consequences of a pandemic health crisis. Employees should consult with their agency human resources office regarding these policies and programs, since many of these matters are addressed in agency internal policies and/or collective bargaining agreements. In addition, agencies will provide guidance and specific direction to their employees on the agency's operating status, including whether employees should work from an alternative worksite for a period of time. Please note that some of the questions posed and answered in this guidance are hypothetical in nature and do not reflect actual events or circumstances that have occurred (such questions are clearly marked as '[hypothetical]')."
United States. Office of Personnel Management
2006-07-07
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Clay County, FL Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Summit
This document describes the results of the Clay County Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Summit, which was held on July 12, 2006 and was designed to enhance the coordination between Clay County's public and private sectors. The summit provided an environment where representatives and officials from the business, education, faith-based, government, and healthcare sectors came together to discuss important issues regarding the County's preparation for pandemic influenza.
Clay County (Fla.)
2006-07-06?
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Building Flu Pandemic Preparedness
This presentation was given by the Head of the Civil Contingencies Secretariat at a 6 July conference. It establishes specific risk, planning, crisis-coordination, and business continuity operations guidance in preparation for a pandemic influenza. Core Capability: Public Health; Community Preparedness
Great Britain. Cabinet Office. Civil Contingencies Secretariat
Mann, Bruce
2006-07-06?
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ERCM Express, Vol. 2, Issue 7: Schools Respond to Infectious Disease
The ERCM [Emergency Response and Crisis Managment] Express is a newsletter prepared by the Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools and the ERCM TA [Technical Assistance] Center. This newsletter provides information on emerging issues in emergency response and crisis management, as well as information on important resources available to schools. Contributors to newsletters include both ERCM grantees and national experts in school safety. LLIS Core Capability: Public Health; Community Preparedness
United States. Department of Education. Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools
2006-07
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State of Tennessee Department of Health Pandemic Influenza Response Plan
"The purpose of this plan is to provide an ethical and evidence-based framework for the public health response to pandemic influenza or an influenza strain with pandemic potential. It also provides guidance for planning by individuals and other sectors of society. During a pandemic or outbreak of a novel influenza virus with pandemic potential, this document will serve as an operational annex for Emergency Support Function 8, which is part of the Tennessee Emergency Management Plan (TEMP). The TEMP will be implemented during a pandemic. This plan provides standard pandemic response policies so local pandemic planners can create and exercise local pandemic plans focused on the implementation of statewide response policies."
Tennessee. Department of Health
2006-07
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New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response Plan
"The most densely populated city in the United States and a major international port of entry, New York City (NYC) has long been vulnerable to infectious disease threats, whether naturally occurring or intentional. In the event a novel influenza strain develops the capacity for efficient human-to-human transmission anywhere in the world, it would not take long to reach NYC. Such an outbreak poses wide-ranging challenges, including the potential for huge numbers of illnesses and deaths, a severely strained health care system, and difficult psychosocial consequences for a large proportion of the population, especially the homeless, the homebound, and other vulnerable New Yorkers. Aware of our susceptibility, the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (NYC DOHMH) has for many years placed great emphasis on emergency preparedness planning, even before 9/11. Working closely with our colleagues in the emergency services, health care, business, and not-for-profit sectors, DOHMH continues to engage in extensive preparedness efforts-more than 50 tabletop, functional, and full-scale exercises in the past 5 years-to test, assess, and strengthen our response capabilities. The NYC DOHMH Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response Plan draws on lessons learned from these efforts, providing a comprehensive, scalable, and flexible strategy to protect the health of New Yorkers."
New York (N.Y.). Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
2006-07
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Vermont Department of Health Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response Plan
"The purpose of this document is to advise health care workers, health care facility administrators, health department officials, emergency management officials, and community officials in appropriate activities toward preparedness for and response during an influenza pandemic. […] This plan addresses Vermont's preparedness and response to a worldwide epidemic of influenza caused by a new strain of virus to which the human population has not developed any immunity. It includes those actions that state government would take to save lives and protect public health and safety. This plan concentrates in particular on actions of the Vermont Department of Health. This plan provides for the coordination of actions among VDH, the Federal government (in particular the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), private healthcare providers, and other agencies of Vermont state government. It also contains guidance and recommendations for local governments and communities."
Vermont. Department of Health
2006-07
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GLA Group Pandemic Flu Response Plan
"The purpose of this plan is to provide a response to the specific threat of a flu pandemic. The arrangements are designed to ensure that: The GLA [Greater London Authority] Group (including strategic partners) continue to provide essential services to Londoners under pandemic conditions; Continuation of services is pre-planned, as far as possible; The health, safety and welfare of staff is promoted; and Normality is restored in the capital as soon as is possible by supporting other stakeholders and service providers wherever resources allow."
Greater London Authority
2006-07
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Get Ready for Flu Blog [blog]
"Sponsored by the American Public Health Association, the Get Ready campaign works to help all Americans prepare themselves, their families and their communities for all hazards, including pandemic flu, infectious diseases and other health emergencies. Visit our Web site at http://www.getreadyforflu.org for more information on the campaign."
American Public Health Association
2006-07
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Further Action Needed by DOD to Prepare for Pandemic Influenza: GAO Request Letter
"Reps. Waxman and Davis today released a GAO report detailing the Department of Defense's pandemic influenza preparedness efforts. While the department has taken some important steps, accountability, funding, and communications need to be clearer and more focused across the Department to fully prepare for the threat."
United States. Government Printing Office
2006-06-27
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Indiana Pandemic Flu Operations Plan - DRAFT
This plan, intended to be an annex to the Indiana State Response Plan, outlines the three phases of pandemic influenza operations for the state of Indiana. It covers the situation and responses for three phases: avian/animal influenza, avian/animal influenza transmitted to humans, and human to human influenza transmission.
Indiana. Department of Homeland Security
2006-06-26
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Pandemic Influenza Preparedness, Response, and Recovery Guide for Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources
The Pandemic Influenza Preparedness, Response, and Recovery Guide is one of the practical tools DHS has developed for business owner-operators and their, contingency planners to enhance pandemic planning.This guide assembles the primary government and pandemic, influenza-specific background material, references, and contacts all in one place. LLIS Core Capability: Public Health; Community Preparedness
United States. Department of Homeland Security
2006-06-21
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Pandemic Influenza Continuity of Operations Guide & Template for San Francisco City and County Agencies
The Pandemic Influenza Continuity of Operations Guide and Template has been developed by the San Francisco Department of Public Health to assist city agencies think through critical issues related to pandemic influenza and create comprehensive plans to address these needs.
San Francisco (Calif.). Department of Public Health
2006-06-19
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City of Homer, Alaska Pandemic Flu Emergency Response Plan
This document contains the Homer, Alaska Pandemic Flu Emergency Response Plan. The plan includes a summary of key pandemic preparedness and response principles, planning assumptions, a concept of operations, and mitigation and planning responsibilities.
Homer (Alaska)
2006-06-16
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Guidance: Contingency Planning for a Possible Influenza Pandemic, Version 2, 10 July 2006
"The Government judges that one of the highest current risks to the UK is the possible emergence of an influenza pandemic - that is, the rapid worldwide spread of influenza caused by a novel virus to which people would have no immunity, resulting in more serious illness than that caused by seasonal influenza. This Guidance provides information and advice for Category 1 and 2 responders under the Act, and planners more broadly, engaged in contingency planning against the risk of an influenza pandemic."
Great Britain. Cabinet Office
2006-06-10
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Arizona Influenza Pandemic Response Plan Supplement 3: Health Care Coordination and Surge Capacity
This supplement provides a summary of different planning measures for hospital and non-hospital settings. This includes actions for the interpandemic and pandemic alert periods, and actions for the pandemic period.
Arizona. Department of Health Services
2006-06-07?
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Arizona Influenza Pandemic Response Plan Supplement 1: Surveillance and Epidemiology
This supplement provides a summary of influenza surveillance activities conducted during normal influenza seasons as well as proposed enhancements to surveillance that would be implemented in the event of a pandemic.
Arizona. Department of Health Services
2006-06-07?
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Arizona Influenza Pandemic Response Plan Supplement 5: Clinical Guidelines
This supplement focuses on the initial screening, assessment, and management of patients who present from the community with fever and/or respiratory symptoms during the Interpandemic, Pandemic Alert, and Pandemic Periods.
Arizona. Department of Health Services
2006-06-07?
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Arizona Influenza Pandemic Response Plan Supplement 8: Community Disease Control and Prevention
This supplement provides information on planning for disease control and containment, legal preparedness, planning for potential use of influenza hotlines and the role of communications in preparing the public to accept the possible need for restrictive measures to reduce the spread of pandemic influenza.
Arizona. Department of Health Services
2006-06-07?
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Arizona Influenza Pandemic Response Plan Supplement 7: Antiviral Drug Distribution and Use
This supplement provides recommendations to state and local partners and to health care providers in Arizona on the distribution and use of antiviral drugs for treatment and prophylaxis during an influenza pandemic.
Arizona. Department of Health Services
2006-06-07?
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Arizona Influenza Pandemic Response Plan Supplement 6: Vaccine Distribution and Use
This supplement provides recommendations to state and local partners and other stakeholders on planning for the different elements of a pandemic vaccination program. The recommendations for the Interpandemic and Pandemic Alert Periods focus on planning for vaccine distribution, vaccination of priority groups, monitoring of adverse events, tracking of vaccine supply and administration, vaccine coverage and effectiveness studies, communications, legal preparedness, and training. The recommendations for the Pandemic Period focus on working with health care partners to implement plans for vaccination against pandemic influenza and initiate monitoring activities.
Arizona. Department of Health Services
2006-06-07?
