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Interim Pre-pandemic Planning Guidance: Community Strategy for Pandemic Influenza Mitigation in the United States
This document contains a comprehensive guide to pre-pandemic planning. It covers strategies and tactics designed to mitigate the effects of an outbreak.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
2007-02
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Planning for Pandemic Flu (Fairfax County)
This document gives residents of Fairfax County, Virginia's an idea of what to expect during a pandemic flu. It also discusses how the county is preparing for response efforts and what individuals and families should do for additional preparedness.
Fairfax County (Va.). Health Department
2007-07-09?
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Howard County, MD Local Pandemic Influenza Plan
As required by the Code of Maryland Regulation, the Howard County Health, Department is taking the lead role in planning for and responding to an influenza pandemic. The goal of the Department's local pandemic planning and response is to minimize the health, social and economic consequences of an influenza pandemic in Howard County. This document describes how Howard County is implementing the planning process and what its goals are.
Howard County (Md.)
2006-01-01?
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Session 6 - Pandemic Flu Preparedness - Konkel
This is the city of Wichita, Kansas's emergency preparedness plan for combating pandemic flu season.
Wichita (Kan.)
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How Prepared is Europe for Pandemic Influenza? An Analysis of National Plans
This report surveyed all countries in the European Union (25 member states), in addition to Bulgaria, Romania Norway and Switzerland. Each plan was scrutinised according to a checklist based on the World Health Organization checklist1 -- a total of 169 criteria were identified and were either fulfilled or not fulfilled, thus giving an indication of the plan's completeness."
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Mounier-Jack, Sandra; Coker, Richard, 1960-
2006-04-01?
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Local Jurisdiction Service Continuation Planning Guide (Pandemic Influenza)
"The State of Minnesota explored incorporating pandemic planning into current Continuity of Operations plans. It was determined that pandemic planning presents unique differences from current Continuity of Operations templates. Instead of loss of physical structures, we are faced with reduction of workforce and significant human health concerns in the workplace environment. Due to these particular circumstances, the State of Minnesota developed the concept of 'Service Continuation.' This document describes this approach."
Minnesota. Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management
2006-09-14
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South Dakota Department of Health: Pandemic Influenza Plan
South Dakota's Pandemic Influenza Plan provides guidance to state departments and agencies on preparedness and response activities to counter the impact of a pandemic influenza outbreak.
South Dakota. Department of Health
2006-03-09
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Maine Draft Pandemic Influenza Plan
Maine's Draft Pandemic Influenza Plan provides guidance to state agencies and departments on preparedness and response activities to counter the anticipated impact of a pandemic influenza outbreak.
Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention
2005-07-22
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Maryland Pandemic Influenza Plan (Version 6)
"This section of the Maryland Pandemic Influenza Plan outlines the goals and strategies that Maryland state government and other key stakeholders should take to mitigate the threat of an influenza pandemic. This Plan reflects the guidance of the United States Federal government and the recommendations of the World Health Organization. This guidance is subject to change as a result of the evolution of the threat of a pandemic and changes in the state of relevant response capabilities and technologies. Also, as the public health community continues to study the effectiveness of control measures in countries experiencing influenza infection in birds, animals, and humans, this data will enhance both our strategic and operational plans."
Maryland. Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
2006-12
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School District Pandemic Influenza Planning Guidelines
"One of the most important public health issues our Nation and the world faces is the threat of a global disease outbreak called a pandemic. It is therefore important that adequate planning take place before any pandemic occurs. The ubiquitous nature of an influenza pandemic compels Federal, State and local governments, communities (including schools), corporations, families and individuals to learn about, prevent, prepare for, and collaborate in efforts to slow, respond to, mitigate, and recover from a potential pandemic. The development, refinement, and exercise of pandemic influenza plans by all stakeholders are critical components of preparedness."
Connecticut Association of Public School Superintendents
2006-05
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Louisiana Statewide Draft Pandemic Influenza Plan
The goal of the Louisiana Draft Statewide Pandemic Influenza Plan is to help regional and local jurisdictions as well as healthcare facilities plan to mount an effective response to pandemic influenza. The information and guidance contained in the state-level draft, combined with the planning templates and checklists can be used as planning resources for regional and local communities, healthcare entities, businesses, and essential community partners.
Louisiana. Department of Health and Hospitals. Office of Public Health
2006-09
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2008 Arizona Pandemic Influenza Operational Plan
"An outbreak of a highly pathogenic and transmissible Type A Influenza virus has the potential to negatively impact our communities and our livelihoods. Arizona's goal, and the goal of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is to minimize the impact of a pandemic influenza event on Arizonans. The response to a pandemic influenza event is not only a public health emergency, but will require the strength and resolve of years of emergency preparedness and response planning, system capabilities, and partnership development. It will require local and state agencies, non-governmental organizations, and others to work closely to slow the spread of the pandemic, protect Arizona's critical infrastructure, and to ensure Arizona can quickly restore social and economic legitimacy following the pandemic experience. The 2008 Arizona Pandemic Influenza Operational Plan (Plan) was compiled as a coordinated effort among over 25 local, state, and federal agencies and non-governmental organizations. The Plan addresses three main strategic goals: (1) ensure continuity of operations of state agencies and continuity of state government; (2) protect citizens; and (3) sustain and support 17 critical infrastructure sectors and key assets."
Arizona. Department of Health Services
Gerard, Susan
2008-07-09
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Franklin Community Health Network: Pandemic Influenza Plan
This plan has been designed to ensure that Franklin Memorial Hospital and Franklin Community Health Network are prepared to implement an effective response before a pandemic arrives, throughout a response if an outbreak occurs, and after the pandemic is over. The overall goal of pandemic preparedness and response is to minimize serious illness and overall deaths. The plan is intended to be dynamic and interactive; it consists of components that are consistent with international, federal, and state guidelines as well as general principles of emergency response. It utilizes the Hospital Emergency Incident Command System (HEICS).
Franklin Community Health Network
2006-02-06
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Pandemic Influenza Plan -- Psychosocial Services Preparedness
This document describes the physical, personal, social, and emotional challenges that healthcare providers, public health workers, emergency responders, and the general public can experience during an influenza pandemic. Hospitals, public health agencies, emergency responders, and providers of essential services should develop a plan addressing the psychological aspects of a pandemic. The document includes guidelines for the prepandemic and pandemic period.
Missouri. Department of Health & Senior Services
2011-12-01?
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Pandemic Planning Toolkit: Section 2 - Flu Pandemic Background
Section 2 of Roche Laboratories Pandemic Planning Toolkit that offers background on pandemic flu.
Roche Laboratories
2006-06
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Emergency Medical Service (EMS) and Non-Emergent (Medical) Transport Organizations Pandemic Influenza Planning Checklist
This checklist identifies key areas for pandemic influenza planning. EMS and non-emergent (medical) transport organizations can use this tool to self-assess and identify the strengths and weakness of current planning.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
2006-03-01
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Pandemic Planning Toolkit: Section 3: Preparing for a Flu Pandemic
Section 3 of the Roche Laboratories Pandemic Planning Toolkit describes the roles of the Federal government and individual organizations in protecting citizens from a pandemic flu.
Roche Laboratories
2006-06
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Quebec Pandemic Influenza Plan--Health Mission [Presentation]
This plan outlines the plan for prevention and response to a pandemic influenza outbreak in the province of seven million people.
Government of Quebec
Paquet, Francois
2006-05-24
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HHS Pandemic Influenza Plan (Presentation)
This presentation outlines the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services's Pandemic Influenza Plan. It provides a history of the plan as well as results achieved since its implementation in 2005.
United States. Department of Health and Human Services
2006-01-18
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Pandemic Influenza Planning and Preparation Best Practices Model
"The H5N1 influenza virus (commonly referred to as the Avian Flu) presents new challenges to the emergency response environment if it becomes a pandemic influenza in the United States. [...] These best practices are designed to promote the development of community specific guidelines and operational protocols to meet the challenge of a pandemic outbreak while not affecting normal daily response activities. The response community will be the front line providers of emergency medical care."
United States. Department of Homeland Security; United States Fire Administration
2006-12-06
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Alabama's Pandemic Influenza Operational Plan
This document provides basic planning assumptions and operating objectives during a pandemic influenza event in Alabama.
Alabama. Department of Public Health
2009-02-03
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Hawaii Pandemic Influenza Preparedness & Response Plan
Hawaii's Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response Plan provides guidance for state agencies and departments to counter the anticipated impact of a pandemic influenza outbreak.
Hawaii. Department of Health
2008-01-01?
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Iowa State University Emergency Preparedness Pandemic Flu Plan Draft
The purpose of this plan is to ensure that faculty, staff, and students at Iowa State University are adequately prepared for an influenza pandemic.
Iowa State University
2008-02
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Long-Term Care and Other Residential Facilities Pandemic Influenza Planning Checklist
"Planning for pandemic influenza is critical for ensuring a sustainable healthcare response. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have developed this checklist to help long-term care and other residential facilities assess and improve their preparedness for responding to pandemic influenza. Based on differences among facilities (e.g., patient/resident characteristics, facility size, scope of services, hospital affiliation), each facility will need to adapt this checklist to meet its unique needs and circumstances. This checklist should be used as one tool in developing a comprehensive pandemic influenza plan. Additional information can be found at www.pandemicflu.gov. Information from state, regional, and local health departments, emergency management agencies/authorities, and trade organizations should be incorporated into the facility's pandemic influenza plan. Comprehensive pandemic influenza planning can also help facilities plan for other emergency situations."
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.); United States. Department of Health and Human Services
2006-05-01
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Pandemic Planning Toolkit: Section 1 - Influenza Background: Seasonal and Avian Flu
Section 1 of Roche Laboratories Pandemic Planning Toolkit that provides an overview of the critical differences between season influenza and pandemic flu.
Roche Laboratories
2006-06
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Pandemic Flu Planning Checklist for Individuals & Families
"You can prepare for an influenza pandemic now. You should know both the magnitude of what can happen during a pandemic outbreak and what actions you can take to help lessen the impact of an influenza pandemic on you and your family. This checklist will help you gather the information and resources you may need in case of a flu pandemic."
United States. Department of Health and Human Services
2005-11-01?
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Human Capital Planning for Pandemic Influenza: Information for Agencies and Departments
"The President's Implementation Plan for the National Strategy for Pandemic Influenza (Implementation Plan), issued on May 3, 2006, called on the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) to provide guidance to Federal departments and agencies on human capital management and continuity of operations planning criteria related to pandemic influenza. In addition, the Implementation Plan required OPM to update its Telework Guide to provide guidance to Federal departments and agencies regarding workplace options during a pandemic. OPM's Human Capital Planning for Pandemic Influenza: Information for Departments and Agencies (Guide), issued in three installments beginning in June 2006, is our response to the President's directive. The Guide was developed in coordination with the Emergency Preparedness Subcommittee of the Chief Human Capital Officers Council, including representatives from the Departments of Agriculture, Defense, Health and Human Services, Homeland Security, Labor, State, and Transportation, and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. While the Guide has been prepared specifically with the possibility of a pandemic influenza in mind, most of the information is equally applicable in other pandemic health crisis situations as well as in many other emergency situations. A quick glance at the Table of Contents shows the guide has been organized to present policy guidance in a variety of formats, including comprehensive statements of policy guidance; fact sheets and guides intended for various audiences; planning guides for agencies, human resources professionals, and managers; and questions and answers. The Table of Contents identifies the specific audiences for which each kind of guidance may be useful."
United States. Office of Personnel Management
2006
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Federal Guidance to Assist States in Improving State-Level Pandemic Influenza Operating Plans
"Effective State, local and community functioning during and following an influenza pandemic requires focused planning and practicing in advance of the pandemic to ensure that States can maintain their critical functions. The Interim Pre-pandemic Planning Guidance: Community Strategy for Pandemic Influenza Mitigation in the United States-Early, Targeted, Layered Use of Nonpharmaceutical Interventions (February 2007) was developed to provide guidance for pandemic planning and response. For community mitigation strategies to be effective, State governments need to incorporate them into their operating plans and assist local communities, businesses, non-governmental organizations, and the public in doing the same. State governments must have robust operating plans that have been sufficiently tested and improved by staff who understand and perform proficiently their supporting activities. Community partners must also perform proficiently their roles and responsibilities and understand accurately what the State government will and won't do and how it will communicate with both them and the public. This document provides a strategic framework to help the 50 States, the District of Columbia (DC), and the five U.S. Territories improve and maintain their operating plans for responding to and sustaining functionality during an influenza pandemic. Hereinafter within this document, the terms 'States' and 'State-level' refer to all 56 governmental entities. At the heart of the strategic framework are the supporting activities that State-level operating plans should address. Representatives of several United States Government (USG) Departments (see Annex) developed this document with input from State representatives."
United States Government
2008-03-11
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Ohio Influenza Pandemic Response Plan (Version 2.0)
Ohio's Influenza Pandemic Response Plan provides guidance to state agencies and departments on their preparedness and response activities to counter the impact of a pandemic influenza outbreak. LLIS Core Capability: Emergency Management; Public Health; Community Preparedness
Ohio. Department of Health
2005-09-01?
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Pandemic Influenza Prevention and Control Plan Response to an Influenza Pandemic
The Louisiana Pandemic Influenza Prevention and Control Plan provides guidance to state agencies and departments on preparedness and response activities to counter the anticipated impact of a pandemic influenza outbreak. LLIS Core Capability: Community Preparedness; Public Health; Emergency Management
Louisiana. Department of Health and Hospitals
2005
