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Title: UNICEF Indonesia: Avian Influenza in Bali Recommend this page : WHO Global Influenza Programme on Facebook
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Description: The video describes the first human case of avian influenza A/H5N1 in Bali Province in Indonesia.
Abstract: The video is intended to outline the steps associated with containing avian influenza A/H5N1 at the source. Community education and focal culling are presented as two mechanisms to prevent further human infection in endemic areas.
Subjects: Animal-human interface; Communications; Surveillance and investigation
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Title: Use of Influenza Rapid Diagnostic Test Translate this documentRecommend this page : WHO Global Influenza Programme on Facebook
Pages: 32; 
Description: The document contains the following; What is influenza?; How is influenza diagnosed?; Why and how is influenza activity monitored?; Potential roles of rapid influenza diagnostic tests (RIDTs); How do rapid influenza diagnostic tests work?; How effectively do rapid tests detect influenza?; Deciding whether to use RIDTs and understanding what rapid test results mean; What to consider before selecting an RIDT for purchase; Transporting and storing RIDTs; Evaluating the quality of the testing programme
Abstract: This user’s guide provides general information on RIDTs and possible applications according to the availability of local epidemiology and influenza laboratory services. In particular, it highlights the limitations of these tests. The aim of this document is to ensure appropriate use and interpretation of the results of RIDTs combined with guidance on good quality planning prior to test deployment so that case management and disease control efforts are optimized.
Subjects: Laboratory