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Title: Ethical Issues in Pandemic Influenza Planning View section as a PowerPoint presentation Translate this documentRecommend this page : WHO Global Influenza Programme on Facebook
Description: Ethical considerations in public health; balancing individual liberty with community interests and allocation of scarce resources during a pandemic
Abstract: The learning objectives are 1) describe the major ethical issues that must be considered when responding to pandemic influenza 2) discuss ethical considerations in pandemic influenza response strategies; 3) develop ways to address the major ethical issues during pandemic influenza response.
Subjects: Public health measures and pandemic preparedness
Training package: Influenza Training Package
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Title: Nonpharmaceutical Interventions View section as a PowerPoint presentation Translate this documentRecommend this page : WHO Global Influenza Programme on Facebook
Description: Covers nonpharmaceutical interventions such isolation, quarantine and travel restrictions; CDC and WHO recommendations
Abstract: The learning objectives are 1) list the three goals of implementing NPIs to mitigate the effects of pandemic influenza; 2) name and describe four community-based NPIs; 3) identify the roles and responsibilities of the WHO and national authorities related to NPIs and rapid containment of pandemic influenza.
Subjects: Public health measures and pandemic preparedness
Training package: Rapid Response Training for Avian Influenza
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Title: Public Health Measures to Reduce Influenza Transmission View section as a PowerPoint presentation Translate this documentRecommend this page : WHO Global Influenza Programme on Facebook
Description: Lecture to discuss the different measures to reduce influenza transmission
Abstract: The learning objectives are to: 1) describe and discuss the use of various measures to reduce influenza transmission; 2) interpret the rationale, concepts and objectives of these measures; 3) formulate considerations for decision-making regarding when to use which measure; and 4) discuss the challenges of implementing these measures.
Subjects: Public health measures and pandemic preparedness
Training package: Influenza Training Package
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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