PPT-Ethical Issues in Pandemic Influenza Planning

North Carolina Healthcare Workers Obligations to Work Confronting the Ethics of Pandemic Planning Indianapolis Indiana July 14 2008 Janelle A Rhyne MD FACP Physician Epidemiologist Public Health Regional Surveillance Team 2. Vaccine Program. VRBPAC Meeting. . Robin Robinson, Ph.D. . Director, BARDA. Deputy Assistant Secretary, ASPR. February 29, 2012. 1. Pre-2003 Pandemic Influenza . Vaccine Goal & Strategy . Egg-based Vaccines. Name of Presenter. Title. Date and Location. Pandemic Preparedness. for Faith-Based. Organizations. Section . 1. Reducing Illness and Death from a Pandemic in Your Faith-based Organization (FBO). Section 1. Vaccine Program. VRBPAC Meeting. . Robin Robinson, Ph.D. . Director, BARDA. Deputy Assistant Secretary, ASPR. November 14, 2012. U.S. Pandemic Influenza Plans Laid the Pathway for Pandemic Vaccines . pandemics. WHO's . g. lobal strategy –. N. Shindo MD, PhD.. Coordinator. Pandemic and Epidemic Diseases Department. Epidemic Clinical Management. ERS International . Congress 2015, Amsterdam. H. is daughters are . The Great Pandemic of 1918. Thomas C. Arnold, M.D., FAAEM, FACMT. Professor and Chairman, . Department of Emergency Medicine. LSUHSC – Shreveport. Medical Director, Section of Clinical Toxicology . HISTORY16Emerging Infectious Diseases wwwcdcgov/eid Vol 12 No 1 January 20061918 HA/NArecombinant showed increased upregulationof genes involved in apoptosis tissue injury and oxidative These findin 100 Years Since 1918 Are We Ready for the Next PandemicDaniel B Jernigan MD MPHDirector Influenza DivisionCenters for Disease Control and PreventionInfluenza DivisionToday146s AgendaRemembering the 19 FunctionsAswithallcontinuityplansFederalContinuityDirectives1and2guidetheidentificationofessentialfunctionsAgencypandemicinfluenzaplansshouldensurecontinuityofPrimaryMissionEssentialFunctionsPMEFsandM science of protecting and improving the health of people and their communities. provides a trigger to help the immune system build immunity to a disease. an increase in the number of cases of a disease above what is normally expected. An Individual and Family Discussion Exercise. Alabama Department of Public Health. Center for Emergency Preparedness. January 2008. Influenza (Flu) Terms. Seasonal (or common) flu . Respiratory illness . facilities throughout the country.4 Overall this was the least lethal wave of the pandemic, but it raised awareness for the possibility of widespread infection. The second wave was by far the most dea geographical spread of the disease in humans or animals, such as the global distribution of affected areas, the volume of trade and travel between the affected areas and Hong Kong; clinical severity 1 STEM lesson Investigating Influenza to learn more about the virus that causes the flu and how small changes can have big impacts. Terms to Know Epidemic an increase in the number of cases of a di REFLECTIONS ON PREPAREDNESS: STEWART SIMONSON* NTRODUCTIONIt may seem hard to believe today, but there was a time when pandemic influenza was not a subject of much interest anywhere outside of public