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Date of last change: 26 February 2009
Type of document: Presentation;  Pages: 42;  Time allotted: 1 hour
Description: Gives an overview on the influenza types, explains the difference between pandemic, epidemic and avian influenza, gives some historic background
Abstract: The learning objectives are to: 1) differentiate between the Influenza A, B and C; 2) describe the characteristics of antigenic drift and shift; 3) list avian influenza control measures in poultry populations; and 4) describe measures to mitigate risk for poultry and outbreak response workers.
SubjectsGeneral Issues
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Date of last change: March 2009
Type of document: Presentation;  Pages: 21;  Time allotted: 30 min
Description: Interactive presentation including group work
Abstract: The presentation is the basis for Interactive group work/discussion during which the participants discuss and will be able to explain the difference between seasonal, avian and pandemic influenza.
SubjectsGeneral Issues
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Date of last change: April 2009
Type of document: Guideline;  Pages: 35;  Time allotted: N.A.
Description: Successful containment or control of pandemic influenza will rely on early recognition of sustained human-to-human transmission which requires a system for outbreak detection, rapid data collection, analysis, assessment and timely reporting. Early detection of the start of a pandemic is crucial to rapidly implement measures to stop the pandemic at its source and to prevent millions of deaths, social disruption and economic loss. As part of national pandemic preparedness planning each country should prepare for enhanced surveillance to (i) detect the emergence of the new disease, (ii) characterize the disease (epidemiology, clinical manifestations, severity) and (iii) monitor its evolution.
SubjectsSurveillance
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Date of last change: 01 January 2009
Type of document: Guideline;  Pages: 32;  Time allotted: N.A.
Description: The following guidelines provide information for classifying infectious substances for transportation and ensuring their safe packaging. They stress the importance of developing a working relationship between those involved – the sender, the carrier and the receiver – in order to provide for safe and expeditious transport of these materials.