Pandemic influenza preparedness and response: a WHO guidance document

출처 : http://www.who.int/csr/disease/influenza/PIPGuidance09.pdf

CONTENTS

FOREWORD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. INTRODUCTION
2. BACKGROUND
2.1 How influenza viruses with pandemic potential develop
2.2 Ensuring ethical pandemic preparedness and response
2.3 Integrating pandemic preparedness and response into general emergency
preparedness
3. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE
3.1 National preparedness and response as a whole-of-society responsibility
3.1.1 Government Leadership
3.1.2 Health sector
3.1.3 Non-health sectors
3.1.4 Communities, individuals, and families
3.2 WHO
3.2.1 Coordination under International Health Regulations (IHR 2005)
3.2.2 The designation of the global pandemic phase
3.2.3. Switching to pandemic vaccine production
3.2.4 Rapid containment of the initial emergence of pandemic influenza
3.2.5 Providing an early assessment of pandemic severity on health
4. THE WHO PANDEMIC PHASES
4.1 Definition of the phases
4.2 Phase changes
5. RECOMMENDED ACTIONS BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER A PANDEMIC
A. Phases 1-3
B. Phase 4
C. Phases 5-6
D. The post-peak period
E. The post-pandemic period

ANNEX 1 – PLANNING ASSUMPTIONS
1. Modes of transmission
Suggested assumptions
Implications
Scientific basis
Selected References
2. Incubation period and infectiousness of pandemic influenza
Suggested assumptions
Implications
Scientific basis
Selected References
3. Symptom development and clinical attack rate
Suggested assumptions
Implications
Scientific basis
Selected References
4. Dynamics of the pandemic and its impact
Suggested assumptions
Implications
Scientific basis
Selected References
ANNEX 2 REVISION PROCESS