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Author:
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Toledo-Lucas County Advanced Practice Center
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Year of Most Recent Update:
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2011
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Related Topics:
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Pandemic Influenza Preparedness
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Suggested Audiences:
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Business/Community/Civic leaders, Environmental health professionals, Epidemiologists, Law Enforcement (police/state/FBI, etc.), Nurses (public health nurse), Health officials, Laboratory professionals, Physicians/Clinicians, Pharmacist, Planners, Policy makers/analysts, Rural Public Health Professionals
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Product PHEP Capabilities:
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Capability 1: Community Preparedness, Capability 3: Emergency Operations Coordination, Capability 6: Information Sharing, Capability 7: Mass Care, Capability 10: Medical Surge, Capability 11: Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions
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Product Description:
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The Pandemic Readiness and Response Toolkit was developed to empower communities to initiate a proper, measured response before an actual outbreak strikes the community. The Pandemic Readiness and Response toolkit was successfully used during the 2009-2010 H1N1 Pandemic by the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department and regional partners.
About The Toolkit: The Pandemic Readiness and Response toolkit provides: Sample Transitional Medical Model templates for the following jurisdictions - urban county, suburban county, rural county with a hospital, and rural county without a hospital. Also included are resources to develop tabletop and functional exercises that automatically create customized materials, specific to your jurisdiction. These resources will provide an agency with cost efficient, adaptable exercises they can use in preparing and exercising their Pandemic plan. This toolkit has been designed to support NACCHO’s Project Public Health Ready goals.
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