Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response A WHO Guidance Document Nonserial Publication 1st Edition by Keiji Fukuda, Hande Harmanci, Kidong Park, Mary Chamberland ISBN 9241547685 9789241547680

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ISBN 10: 9241547685 
ISBN 13: 9789241547680
Author: Keiji Fukuda, Hande Harmanci, Kidong Park, Mary Chamberland

The 1st edition of this crucial guidance document was published by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2005. It was subsequently updated in 2009 in response to the H1N1 pandemic.

Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response A WHO Guidance Document Nonserial Publication 1st Table of contents:

1. Introduction
* 1.1 The Threat of Pandemic Influenza
* 1.2 Purpose and Scope of this Document
* 1.3 Guiding Principles for Preparedness and Response
* 1.4 The Global Context and WHO’s Role

2. Key Actions at the National Level for Pandemic Preparedness

3. Planning Framework
* 3.1 Overall Goal and Objectives of Pandemic Preparedness
* 3.2 Phased Approach to Pandemic Preparedness and Response (WHO Phases)
* 3.3 National Pandemic Preparedness Plan: Components and Structure

4. Pillar 1: Planning and Coordination
* 4.1 Establishing a National Pandemic Task Force
* 4.2 Legal and Ethical Frameworks
* 4.3 Financial Planning and Resource Mobilization
* 4.4 Coordination with International Bodies and Neighboring Countries

5. Pillar 2: Surveillance and Early Warning
* 5.1 Strengthening Influenza Surveillance Systems
* 5.2 Detecting and Confirming Novel Influenza Viruses
* 5.3 Rapid Risk Assessment and Reporting Mechanisms
* 5.4 Laboratory Capacity and Networking

6. Pillar 3: Public Health Interventions (Non-Pharmaceutical)
* 6.1 Early Containment Measures
* 6.2 Social Distancing Measures (e.g., school closures, workplace policies, large gatherings)
* 6.3 Personal Protective Measures (e.g., hand hygiene, respiratory etiquette)
* 6.4 Travel Advice and Border Measures

7. Pillar 4: Health Services Response
* 7.1 Maintaining Essential Health Services
* 7.2 Surge Capacity Planning (hospitals, ICUs)
* 7.3 Case Management and Clinical Care Guidelines
* 7.4 Infection Control in Healthcare Settings
* 7.5 Supplies and Logistics Management (PPE, oxygen, medical equipment)

8. Pillar 5: Medical Countermeasures
* 8.1 Antiviral Medications: Stockpiling and Distribution
* 8.2 Vaccine Development and Production (long-term perspective at 2005)
* 8.3 Vaccine Distribution and Administration Strategies
* 8.4 Research and Development of New Therapies

9. Pillar 6: Communications
* 9.1 Risk Communication Strategy
* 9.2 Public Information Campaigns
* 9.3 Communication with Healthcare Professionals
* 9.4 Addressing Misinformation and Rumors

10. Research during a Pandemic
* 10.1 Ethical Considerations for Research
* 10.2 Priority Research Areas (Epidemiology, Virology, Clinical Trials)

11. Exercising and Review of Plans
* 11.1 Importance of Drills and Simulation Exercises
* 11.2 Evaluation and Updating of National Plans

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