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Pandemic Influenza Surge Plan to Manage In-Hospital Deaths Planning Tool
The purpose of this planning document is to help New York City healthcare facilities prepare to manage numerous fatalities likely to occur from a pandemic influenza event.
New York (N.Y.). Office of Chief Medical Examiner
2008-06
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Oklahoma Pandemic Influenza Management Plan (Draft)
"The Oklahoma Pandemic Influenza Management Plan is intended to be dynamic and iterative. It consists of six essential elements of preparedness and response that would be integral in managing a potential influenza pandemic. The plan is designed to give a public health management response to such an event to assist and facilitate appropriate plans for a pandemic influenza at all levels. The six essential elements address: Command, Control and Management; Surveillance; Delivery of Vaccine; Delivery of Antiviral Medications; Emergency Response; and Risk Communication."
Oklahoma. State Department of Health
2005-07-01
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Key Elements of Departmental Pandemic Influenza Plans, Meta Checklist
"The 'National Strategy for Pandemic Influenza Implementation Plan' requires Federal departments and agencies to develop plans addressing (1) protection of employees, (2) maintenance of essential functions and services, (3) support for the Federal response, and (4) communication with stakeholders about pandemic planning and response. The Federal departments, agencies, and independent organizations are hereinafter referred to as 'agencies.' In November 2006, Homeland Security Council (HSC) staff requested that department and agency heads certify in writing to the HSC that their respective department or agency was addressing the applicable elements of pandemic planning set forth in a checklist developed and published at http: www.pandemicflu.gov. That checklist provided a mechanism to assist agencies in developing their pandemic plans and ensured uniform preparedness across the U.S. Government."
United States. Federal Emergency Management Agency
2008-08-01?
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Economic Impact of Pandemic Influenza in the United States: Priorities for Intervention
"We estimated the possible effects of the next influenza pandemic in the United States and analyzed the economic impact of vaccine-based interventions. Using death rates, hospitalization data, and outpatient visits, we estimated 89,000 to 207,000 deaths; 314,000 to 734,000 hospitalizations; 18 to 42 million outpatient visits; and 20 to 47 million additional illnesses. Patients at high risk (15% of the population) would account for approximately 84% of all deaths. The estimated economic impact would be US$71.3 to $166.5 billion, excluding disruptions to commerce and society. At $21 per vaccinee, we project a net savings to society if persons in all age groups are vaccinated. At $62 per vaccinee and at gross attack rates of 25%, we project net losses if persons not at high risk for complications are vaccinated. Vaccinating 60% of the population would generate the highest economic returns but may not be possible within the time required for vaccine effectiveness, especially if two doses of vaccine are required."
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
Meltzer, Martin; Cox, Nancy J.; Fukuda, Keiji
1999-10
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LLIS Lesson Learned: School Pandemic Influenza Preparedness: Incorporating Inventory Information into Emergency Plans
"Higher education institutions should consider including up-to-date inventory information about personal protective equipment (PPE) and other emergency supplies in their emergency plans. The plans can detail current stockpile levels as well as provide projections of how long the stockpiles would last during an emergency. [...] On October 10, 2007, the University of North Carolina Wilmington (UNCW) held a tabletop exercise (TTX) simulating the effect of a worldwide pandemic influenza outbreak on its Wilmington campus. The TTX scenario included the identification of a suspected avian influenza case on the UNCW campus. The TTX evaluated the UNCW pandemic influenza response plan and helped to prepare UNCW emergency responders. The TTX included 15 participants representing 12 UNCW departments."
Lessons Learned Information Sharing (LLIS); United States. Federal Emergency Management Agency
2007?
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Hospital Preparedness: Multidisciplinary Pandemic Influenza Planning
"Hospitals' planning processes for pandemic preparedness should incorporate multiple disciplines, including such departments as materials management, security, occupational health, and other relevant departments or disciplines."
Lessons Learned Information Sharing (LLIS)
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Pandemic Influenza: Preparedness and Response Plan (2006)
"The California Department of Health Services (CDHS) Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response Plan: Outlines key assumptions for statewide pandemic planning and response; summarizes the legal and statutory authorities regarding public health; explains the CDHS emergency management organization; defines the CDHS concept of operations for pandemic influenza response; and Lists actions CDHS will undertake in preparing and responding to an influenza pandemic. The plan outlines the roles and strategies of CDHS in coordinating the public health response to a pandemic with local health departments, the healthcare community, the federal government, and other key partners."
California. Department of Health Services
2006-09-08
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Illinois Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response Plan
The intent of this plan is to provide the framework for how the state of Illinois would prevent or mitigate the effects of an influenza pandemic should the new strain of the virus which has been found in birds in Asia begin infecting humans here. The plan is intended to be implemented within a unified command structure with representation from local, state and federal responders. LLIS Core Capability: Public Health; State and Local Executive Offices; Community Preparedness
Illinois. Department of Public Health
2006-10-10?
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Action Plan for Pandemic Influenza Florida Department of Health [Draft]
"This plan establishes the framework and guidelines for ensuring that an effective system of health and medically related emergency management is in place to contain adverse outcomes of an influenza pandemic."
Florida. Department of Health
2004-03
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Pandemic Influenza Response Plan Annex to the UNCW All Hazards Emergency Operations Plan
This plan establishes policies, procedures, and organizational structure for response, to pandemic flu or other infectious disease emergency that may cause a significant disruption of the functions of all or portions of the university. This plan describes, the roles and responsibilities of university departments and individuals in a, pandemic flu or other infectious disease emergency, and should be implemented, when there is a potential pandemic flu threat to the United States.
University of North Carolina at Wilmington
2006-10-01?
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Commission of the European Communities: On Community Influenza Pandemic Preparedness and Response Planning
This working paper addresses key issues of national and EU relevance of influenza pandemic, preparedness and response planning. It explains the stages of an influenza pandemic on the, basis of the definitions of the World Health Organisation (WHO) and sets out the main, objectives of action. Moreover, it outlines the role of the Commission and the Member States, in pandemic preparedness planning and defines key actions at pre-determined phases and, levels in the main areas of management and co-ordination, surveillance, prevention, mitigation and response, communication, civil protection and research. Particular reference is, made to animal health legislation and actions that aim to prevent and control influenza in, animals, in particular avian influenza, which can have a major role in the emergence and, impact potential of human influenza.
European Commission. Joint Research Centre
2004-03-26?
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New Mexico Department of Health Emergency Operations Plan - Appendix 2 Draft: Pandemic Influenza Emergency Response
"Influenza illness is caused by a highly contagious virus that spreads easily from one person to another. Symptoms of influenza infection include rapid onset of high fever, chills, sore throat, runny nose , severe headache, nonproductive cough, body aches and fatigue. Secondary infections can lead to further complications and significantly contribute to influenza related morbidity and mortality. The influenza virus has several natural animal reservoirs allowing the virus to change genetically as strains are able to re -assort and recombine in different species. The new or novel virus strains that emerge from this process may adapt to efficient human -to - human transmission, leading to a pandemic."
New Mexico. Department of Health
2006-03-10
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Planning for Pandemic Influenza: Human Resources Information for Agencies and Departments
"The Guide was initially developed in 2006 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. [...] This Guide also includes a revised and updated section on telework and a collection of specific examples of 'Human Resources Strategies' offered by Federal departments and agencies. Also included are numerous links to information and resources related to pandemic influenza. Finally, the Guide establishes a process for collecting workforce data during a pandemic influenza episode. [...] The Guide is designed to help Federal departments and agencies achieve two equally important goals--(1) protecting the Federal workforce and (2) ensuring the continuity of operations. These goals are not mutually exclusive. The message to the American people should be they can have confidence in the ability and determination of the Federal Government to carry out its mission, especially in an emergency."
United States. Office of Personnel Management
2009-05
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Assessment of States' Operating Plans to Combat Pandemic Influenza: Report to Homeland Security Council
"This report summarizes the status of States' operating plans with respect to preparedness for, response to, and recovery from an influenza pandemic. This assessment fulfills a requirement (Action #6.1.1.2) established by the Homeland Security Council, Executive Office of the President of the United States, in its National Strategy for Pandemic Influenza: Implementation Plan. [...] We are pleased to submit this summary report on States' operating plans for combating pandemic influenza. Three pandemics occurred during the Twentieth Century-one, in 1918/19, with catastrophic health and socio-economic consequences. The pandemic threat is real and continuing, irrespective of how much the perception of the threat may wax or wane over time. Therefore, if we are to counter the next pandemic effectively, we must prepare now. This assessment process has done much to increase understanding by State and Federal Government officials alike as to the demands that an influenza pandemic would place upon them. We are grateful to the Working Group from the participating U.S. Government Departments as well as to their State counterparts for undertaking the arduous efforts that this assessment required. Whatever forms future plans and assessments may take, the health and socio-economic well being of the Nation will be well served by a collective commitment to continuous quality improvement in preparing for, responding to, and recovering from an influenza pandemic."
United States. Department of Health and Human Services
2009-01
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Pandemic Influenza Planning Electronic Toolkit for Wisconsin Schools
"Every school needs to develop a plan to address a possible influenza pandemic. Leading health authorities tell us that it is not a matter of if a pandemic will occur, but rather when it will occur. Making this plan a part of the school's overall crisis or safety plan allows the developers to move ahead quickly using many of the components which are already in place. This electronic toolkit is designed to help schools quickly and easily locate the large volume of pandemic influenza information and resources that are already available around the country. A variety of topics relevant to both seasonal and pandemic influenza are listed and sample web site links are provided. As new materials become available, updates will be added."
Wisconsin. Department of Public Instruction
2008-10
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HHS Pandemic Influenza Plan [Full Plan]
"This document, the HHS [Health and Human Services] Pandemic Influenza Plan, serves as a blueprint for all HHS pandemic influenza preparedness planning and response activities. This plan updates the August 2004 draft HHS Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response Plan and features important additions and refinements. The Plan integrates changes made in the 2005 World Health Organization (WHO) classification of pandemic phases and expansion of international guidance and now is consistent with the National Response Plan (NRP) published in December 2004. The HHS Pandemic Influenza Plan has three parts, the first two of which are contained in this document. Part 1, the Strategic Plan outlines federal plans and preparation for public health and medical support in the event of a pandemic. It identifies key roles of HHS and its agencies in a pandemic and provides planning assumptions for federal, state and local governments and public health operations plans. Part 2, Public Health Guidance for State and Local Partners, provides detailed guidance to state and local health departments in 11 key areas. Parts 1 and 2 will be regularly updated and refined. These documents will serve as tools for continued engagement with stakeholders, state and local partners. Part 3, which is currently under development, will consist of HHS Agencies Operational Plans."
United States. Department of Health and Human Services
2005-11
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Child Care and Preschool Pandemic Influenza Planning Checklist
"Child care and preschool programs can help protect the health of their staff and the children and families they serve. Interruptions in child care services during an influenza (flu) pandemic may cause conflicts for working parents that could result in high absenteeism in workplaces. Some of that absenteeism could be expected to affect personnel and workplaces that are critical to the emergency response system. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) offer this checklist to help programs prepare for the effects of a flu pandemic."
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
2006-03-20
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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. It introduces an enhanced contingency planning process for a pandemic and provides business planners with numerous sector-specific and common pandemic influenza planning variables keyed to escalating disaster phases. This Guide will complement and enhance, not replace, extensive private sector contingency planning already in place. The primary purpose of this Guide is to stimulate the U.S. private sector business community to act now. With this Guide, DHS hopes to assist our nation's 17 CI/KR sectors, and business and industry in general, with the actions they should be taking to prepare for, respond to, and recover from a localized outbreak, as well as the broader pandemic. This Guide urges private sector business planners to expand upon their traditional notions of continuity of operations, as a pandemic promises to test the limits of their current contingency plans."
United States. Department of Homeland Security
2006-09-16
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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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Philadelphia Department of Public Health: Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Plan
This annex to the Philadelphia Public Health Emergency Response Plan supplements the City's overall Emergency Operations Plan. It identifies the cooperating municipal agencies involved in preparedness for pandemic flu and their respective roles. It was developed using the November 2005 guidance provided by the U.S. government.
Philadelphia (Pa.). Department of Public Health
2006-05-12
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Erie County Department of Health Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response Plan
County sponsored pandemic influenza plan based on objectives developed by State and local officials to reduce the effects of a pandemic influenza emergency on county residents. The plan identifies specific responsibilities of the Erie County Department of Health and all relevant Federal and State agencies. LLIS Core Capability: Healthcare; Community Preparedness; Public Health; Healthcare
Erie County (Pa.)
2006-01
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California Influenza Pandemic Response Plan
In order to lessen the impact of a pandemic, the Department of Health Services has written this Influenza Pandemic Response Plan to promote an orderly and effective response, from the first novel virus alert through the conclusion of the last wave of the pandemic.
California. Department of Health Services
2001-09-01?
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Pandemic Influenza - Phase 4 and 5: Infection Control Recommendations Template
"These recommendations are intended for implementation when WHO [World Health Organization] has declared Phase 4 and/or 5 where there is a novel influenza virus circulating causing disease in humans, the disease spreads locally with small or large clusters, and there is evidence of limited or localized human to human transmission, but it has not yet spread to many parts of the world and a vaccine against this strain is not yet available. The objective is to contain or delay the spread before it becomes widespread. The duration of phase 4 and 5 are unknown, it may be as short as 1 day or as long as 1 month or more."
San Francisco (Calif.). Department of Public Health
2006-09-07
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Pandemic Influenza - Phase 6: Infection Control Recommendations Template
"These recommendations are intended for implementation when WHO [World Health Organization] has declared Pandemic Influenza Phase 6 where there is evidence of increased and sustained human to human transmission and a vaccine against this strain is not yet available. The objective is to maintain continuity of operations as much as possible."
San Francisco (Calif.). Department of Public Health
2006-09-07
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Pandemic Flu Emergency Preparedness for Senior Citizens
This document provides information about pandemic influenza preparedness such as how to avoid infection, what to do in the event of illness, and tips for communication during a pandemic. The document also contains space to record information such as emergency contacts and medicine records.
Pleasanton (Calif.)
2008-02-20?
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Pandemic Influenza: General Information for Community Organizations
This brochure was developed by the Washington County, Oregon Department of Health and Human Services to aid local community organizations in preparing for a pandemic influenza outbreak. It provides general information on a pandemic flu as well as specific ways that organizations can prepare.
Washington County (Or.)
2006-01-01?
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America Academy of Pediatrics Comments on Community Containment for Pandemic Flu
These comments by AAP president Jay Berkelhamer address the potential impact of pandemic flu community containment measures on the health and welfare of children.
American Academy of Pediatrics
2006-10-26?
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California Draft Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response Plan
California's Draft Influenza Pandemic Response Plan provides guidance to state agencies and departments to counter the anticipated impact of a pandemic flu outbreak.
California. Department of Health Services
2006-01
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Arkansas Influenza Pandemic Response Plan
Arkansas's Influenza Pandemic Response Plan provides guidance to state agencies and departments to counter the anticipated impact of a pandemic influenza outbreak.
Arkansas. Department of Health
2006-04
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District of Columbia Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Plan
The District of Columbia's Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Plan provides guidance for the district's Department of Health to prepare for and respond to a pandemic influenza.
District of Columbia. Department of Health
2005-03-01?
