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Description: This guideline describes the terms of reference for National Influenza Centres.
Abstract: The terms of reference for National Influenza Centres include being a focal point for WHO and the country on all questions relating to virological and epidemiological surveillance of influenza, and maintaining active communication with the members of the WHO Global Influenza Surveillance Network on isolation of unusual viruses or disease outbreaks.
SubjectsLaboratory
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Pages: 86; 
Abstract: The aims of the exercise are a) Explore the specific implications a pandemic has related to travellers and tourism in an international environment (foreign territory, crossing borders, etc.); b) Increase awareness of and to identify weaknesses in national contingency plans, especially as they relate to the integration of tourism issues; c) Promote intensive surveillance to reduce surprises; d) Encourage fast and sincere reporting by government bodies responsible for early warning especially from the health but also tourism sectors, allowing a rapid detection and implementation of control measures to interrupt successfully the transmission of the virus; e) Provide training on the international dimension of coordination of contingency planning and response efforts (evacuations, social distancing, etc.) including the Concept of Operations for the UN System in an Influenza Pandemic.
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Second International Avian and Human Influenza Simulation Exercise (2007)
Travel and Tourism Under Pandemic Conditions (2009)
First International Avian and Human Influenza Simulation Exercise (2007)
Communications and Incentives: The Importance of Fast and Sincere Reporting
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Description: The objective of the trainee guide is to provide information on early recognition of patients with symptoms of ARDS, to raise community awareness on ARDs and to demonstrate safe techniques for care to patients with ARDS
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Infection control strategies for specific procedures in health-care facilities
Epidemic-prone & pandemic-prone acute respiratory diseases Infection prevention & control in health-care facilities
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Description: The purpose of this document is to provide trainers with material for training community health workers (CHWs) and other HCWs on the safe care of patients with ARDs at home and in community clinics. This document presents information about certain kinds of ARDs, such as SARS and avian influenza, because these are of potential international concern as risks to global public health, but also includes information that applies to all ARDs.
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Infection control strategies for specific procedures in health-care facilities
Epidemic-prone & pandemic-prone acute respiratory diseases Infection prevention & control in health-care facilities
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Description: Many training books are written and this booklet is a collection of practical tips based on experience from the authors as well as existing literature. This booklet is by no means complete, and was originally written as part of the facilitators guide of the Rapid Containment training package.
SubjectsTrainer's corner
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Description: What makes one training experience better than another? Effective training can help providers of family planning/reproductive health (FP/RH) services to improve their performance. This handbook summarizes the tasks that should be completed at each stage of training to ensure an effective training course. This handbook will be useful to anyone who has a role in the management, design, delivery, or evaluation of group-based training for healthcare professionals who are currently providing services such as in-service training
SubjectsTrainer's corner
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Abstract: Several countries that have experienced large epidemics caused by pandemic influenza A (H1N1) 2009 virus have now shared their findings globally. These reports have been made publicly available through the web sites and official updates of ministries of health as well as through papers published in peer-reviewed literature. This report summarizes some of the key observations from selected countries regarding hospitalization rates, mortality rates and risk groups that may inform preparations being made for the winter influenza season in countries of the northern hemisphere.
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Abstract: The exercise was designed to identify and address the following: a) rapidly changing situation of the pandemic H1N1 (2009) virus; b) key challenges for the travel and tourism sector in response to the pandemic; c) repercussion of the pandemic on the travel and tourism sector; d) strategies to help limit the negative impacts on the travel and tourism sector.
Related documents:
Second International Avian and Human Influenza Simulation Exercise (2007)
Third International Avian and Human Influenza Simulation Exercise (2008)
First International Avian and Human Influenza Simulation Exercise (2007)
Communications and Incentives: The Importance of Fast and Sincere Reporting
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Description: Module 1: Preparing for an emergency, Pandemic Preparedness Exercise Package
Abstract: The purpose of this TTX is to test through a facilitated discussion the awareness and operability of plans and procedures related to the planned response to pandemic influenza.
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Description: Module 2: Surveillance, Pandemic Preparedness Exercise Package
Abstract: The purpose of this TTX is to test through a facilitated discussion the awareness and operability of plans and procedures related to the planned response to pandemic influenza.
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Description: Module 3: Case Investigation and Treatment, Pandemic Preparedness Exercise Package
Abstract: The purpose of this TTX is to test through a facilitated discussion the awareness and operability of plans and procedures related to the planned response to pandemic influenza.
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Description: Module 4: Preventing spread of infection in the community, Pandemic Preparedness Exercise Package
Abstract: The purpose of this TTX is to test through a facilitated discussion the awareness and operability of plans and procedures related to the planned response to pandemic influenza.
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Description: Module 5: Maintaining essential services
Abstract: The purpose of this TTX is to test through a facilitated discussion the awareness and operability of plans and procedures related to the planned response to pandemic influenza.
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Description: Guide for Controllers/Facilitators, Pandemic Preparedness Exercise Package
Abstract: This guide is designed to assist the designated controller/facilitator in the execution of the TTX.
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Description: Immediate post exercise review, Pandemic Preparedness Exercise Package
Abstract: This guide is designed to assist the designated controller/facilitator in the conduct of the immediate post exercise review
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Description: Agenda of table top exercise (TTX)
Abstract: This document describes the agenda for the three hour TTX.