PPT-A scientific approach to pandemic preparedness

WHO RampD Blueprint Consultation A Scientific Framework for Epidemic and Pandemic Research Preparedness Scientific opportunities to achieve fast and equitable access to highquality and trusted vaccines for future pandemics. 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 . into the Supply Chain. Linda Rouse O’Neill. Vice President, Government Affairs, HIDA. Marshall Simpson. Executive Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer, Owens & Minor. Learning Objectives. 1. PPT-130-01. Bureau of Workers’ Compensation . PA Training for Health & Safety (PATHS). Seasonal Influenza. Pandemic Flu. History/Past Pandemics. Treatment & Prevention. 1. PPT-130-01. Bureau of Workers’ Compensation . PA Training for Health & Safety (PATHS). Seasonal Influenza. Pandemic Flu. History/Past Pandemics. Treatment & Prevention. COVID-19: Make it the Last Pandemic by The Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness & Response2 of 86 Disclaimer: The designations employed and the presentation of the material in this publication COVID-19: Make it the Last PandemicA Summary The initial outbreak became a pandemic as a result of gaps and failings at every critical juncture of preparedness for, and response to, COVID-19: Years of ResponseCommunicationsIntroductionClear targeted and timely communications before during and after a pandemic are critical to an organized and aligned institutional response and mustAddress the needs 313029282726283025242322212720282321192718212827281727261621181519313029282729262524252423282221222924201928212628203029281817161514rf1128nt2427292225bDisclaimer The designations employed and the pres Epidemic Preparedness for Community Organizations. Reducing Illness and Death from an Epidemic. Building Hope. Putting Your Community Back Together. Reducing Illness and Death. Describe epidemics. Review epidemics in history. 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 . 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 Communications and . Countermeasures. Zabta Khan . Shinwari. Prof. Emeritus, Quaid-. i. -. Azam. University, . Islamabad. Pandemic preparedness and importance . of science literacy. With a surge in the number of daily cases, the health system is under immense pressure. . Overview. MOU Background: How Did We Get Here?. Mutual and Specific Benefits of an MOU. For public health. For community pharmacies. MOU Components. Enrollment and training. Allocation. Distribution.