 | Date of last change: 08 November 2004 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 3; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Document providing key messages and information in areas where outbreaks occurred Abstract: Health officials will need to take immediate steps to ensure that disease does not spread when they are alerted. A good plan with a communication component assists in the arrest of the spread. This guide provides simple key messages and information to achieve this. | |
 | Date of last change: May 2009 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 2; Time allotted: N.A. Description: This document provides interim guidance on the use of masks in communities that have reported community-level outbreaks caused by the new Influenza A(H1N1) virus. It will be revised as more data become available. | |
 | Date of last change: 01 April 2008 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 2; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Aide memoire for early recognition, reporting and infection control management of acute respiratory diseases of potential international concern Abstract: Early recognition, based on familiarity with the clinical and epidemiological factors associated with ARDs of potential concern, isolation and treatment of patients, and reporting of such cases to public health authorities are key measures. | |
 | Date of last change: 01 April 2008 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 2; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Aide memoire - Infection control recommendations for avian influenza in health-care facilities Abstract: Infection control precautions are warranted with patients with suspected or confirmed AI because it has been highly lethal to humans. Standard and droplet precautions should be used when in direct contact with patients suspected or confirmed as infected with AI. PPE need to be used. The second page provides the key elements of control recommendations in health care facilities. | |
 | Date of last change: 2008 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 2; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Aide memoire - Infection control recommendations for avian influenza in health-care facilities Abstract: Infection control precautions are warranted with patients with suspected or confirmed AI because it has been highly lethal to humans. Standard and droplet precautions should be used when in direct contact with patients suspected or confirmed as infected with AI. PPE need to be used. The second page provides the key elements of control recommendations in health care facilities. | |
 | Date of last change: 2008 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 2; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Aide memoire for early recognition, reporting and infection control management of acute respiratory diseases of potential international concern Abstract: Early recognition, based on familiarity with the clinical and epidemiological factors associated with ARDs of potential concern, isolation and treatment of patients, and reporting of such cases to public health authorities are key measures. | |
 | Date of last change: April 2008 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 2; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Summary of Infection prevention and control measures in health care Abstract: Administrative controls, source control, environmental and engineering controls, and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) according to routine and additional infection controls are key strategies | |
 | Date of last change: April 2008 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 2; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Summary of Infection prevention and control measures in health care | |
 | Date of last change: 01 May 2005 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 4; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Tool to assist in deciding if a public health event needs to be notified Abstract: Decision instrument for the assessment and notification of events that may constitute a public health emergency of international concern. | |
 | Date of last change: 01 June 2009 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 7; Time allotted: N.A. Description: The communication strategies are summarized as follows: share the rationale, encourage active engagement, empower people with information, adapt recommendations to local context and use exisitng resources and partnerships | |
 | Date of last change: 2008 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 1; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Illustrated and commented steps to perform a particulate respirator seal check | |
 | Date of last change: 2008 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 1; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Illustrated and commented steps to put on and take off Personal Protective Equipment | |
 | Date of last change: 2 May 2009 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 1; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Visual instruction on steps in handwashing. | |
 | Date of last change: 2008 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 1; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Illustrated and commented steps to perform a particulate respirator seal check | |
 | Date of last change: 2008 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 1; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Illustrated and commented steps to put on and take off Personal Protective Equipment | |
 | Date of last change: 14 December 2006 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 1; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Summary and recommendations from an informal discussion on behavioural interventions Abstract: In response to requests to guide national planning, an informal discussion was held between UNICEF, WHO and the Ministry of Public Health in Thailand. Participants reviewed the lessons learnt from past pandemics as well as the current available evidence in order to propose a set of core behaviours that could mitigate the impact of the next influenza pandemic. | |
 | Date of last change: May 2009 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 4; Time allotted: N.A. Description: This summary guidance is derived from the WHO document Pandemic influenza preparedness and mitigation in refugee and displaced populations: WHO guidelines for humanitarian agencies, Second edition, 2008 | |
 | Date of last change: 2005 Type of document: Information Leaflet; Pages: 2; Time allotted: N.A. Description: Document describing the changes in the revised IHR (2005) Abstract: The key changes include the establishment of a real time event management system, the development of the core surveillance and response capacities, the expansion to include notification of all public health emergencies of international concern, the support for States Parties, the designation of IHR focal points, as well as the benefits to Member States. | |