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close this section of the libraryInvestigation
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Date of last change: May 2009
Type of document: Presentation;  Pages: 28;  Time allotted: 45 min
Description: Lecture on outbreak investigation
Abstract: The learning objectives are to 1) understand the purpose for investigating animal influenza outbreaks in humans; 2) understand the key steps of the investigation: pre-investigation planning, determine who/when/where/why/how, conclusions and challenges.
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Date of last change: 09 March 2009
Type of document: Presentation;  Pages: 60;  Time allotted: 100 min
Description: This case study addressed responding to an influenza outbreak in an international setting.
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Type of document: Training Guide;  Pages: 29;  Time allotted: 60 min
Description: Facilitator's guide
Abstract: Outbreak
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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: 10 July 2009
Type of document: Guideline;  Pages: 17;  Time allotted: N.A.
Description: The guidance identifies a minimum set of data that can feasibly be collected in all settings, thereby allowing all Member States to participate in the global surveillance effort while collecting useful information to guie their own national control efforts.
SubjectsH1N1; Surveillance
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Date of last change: 2004
Type of document: Guideline;  Pages: 25;  Time allotted: N.A.
Description: Recommendations for monitoring spread of influenza
Abstract: The WHO recommends enhanced surveillance for influenza A/H5 to ensure close global monitoring of the situation and coordination of the global response. As the epidemiological situation evolves, WHO will review these guidelines.
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Date of last change: 2007
Type of document: Guideline;  Pages: 18;  Time allotted: N.A.
Description: Framework and approach for planning and conducting investigations of human cases of A(H5/N1)
Abstract: The document reflects and incorporates the practical field experience gained by investigators working at international, national and sub-national levels during investigations of A(H5/N1). These guidelines provide essential information on how to conduct an investigation of human cases. They can assist in developing operational plans and procedures.