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ISBN 10: 1616683147
ISBN 13: 978-1616683146
Author: Raoul E. Nap; Nico E.L. Meessen; Maarten P.H.M. Andriessen; Tjip S. van der Werf
Recent outbreaks of a novel avian influenza A virus (H5N1) in Asia, Africa and Europe were a chilling reminder that another human pandemic may occur any time. Such a world-wide outbreak will cause intense human suffering, disruption of social systems, major economic losses, and greatly burden health care services. Several pandemics during the last century, like the ‘Spanish flu’ (1918), the ‘Asian flu’ (1957), the ‘Hong Kong flu’ (1968) and SARS (2003) prompted health care authorities for preparedness planning. This book describes these recent incidents and emphasises the need for more structured planning and preparation for medical emergencies such as emerging infectious disease outbreaks.
Controlling Disease Outbreaks The Changing Role of Hospitals 1st Table of contents:
Preparing the Healthcare System
Impact of Avian Influenza in the Netherlands
Hospital and Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Capacity
Workforce and General Practitioners
Age Distribution, Underlying Disease, and Co-Morbidity
Mitigation of Pandemic Influenza
Containment Measures for Pandemic Influenza
Internal Preparation and Business Continuity
External Preparation
Evidence-Based Management
Insights from Focused Modeling: A Case Study from the Netherlands
Hospital and ICU Capacity
Workforce and General Practitioners
Age Distribution, Underlying Disease, and Co-Morbidity
Mitigation and Containment Measures
Methodological Considerations
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