Integration of Health Departments, Emergency Management, and Community Stakeholders in Pandemic Influenza Planning and Response in South Dakota Jill Artzberger,

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Integration of Health Departments, Emergency Management, and Community Stakeholders in Pandemic Influenza Planning and Response in South Dakota Jill Artzberger, MPH Kay Carpender

Objectives Identify key stakeholders necessary for collaboration in rural planning to support a pandemic influenza response. Prioritize issues that advance rural emergency planning and policy development that support a pandemic influenza response. Describe the unique roles and responsibilities of the health department and emergency management in responding to a pandemic influenza outbreak.

Partners South Dakota Department of Health South Dakota Office of Emergency Management USA Center for Rural Public Health Preparedness

Purpose To ensure coordinated and effective community response to pandemic influenza with the intent of: Stopping, slowing, or otherwise limiting the spread of a pandemic within South Dakota; Limiting the spread of a pandemic, minimizing disease, suffering, and death within the community; and Sustaining community infrastructure and minimizing the impact to the economy and society. Bill Chalcraft Office of Public Health Preparedness

South Dakota Roles Office of Emergency Management Department of Health Traditional Emergency Response Role Pandemic Influenza Response Role Department of Health

Pandemic Influenza Planning Local Response Community Engagement Rural Challenges

Local Pandemic Influenza Planning Grants $601,724 Local Level Planning 21 Applicants Funded

USA Center for Rural Public Health Preparedness Didactic Training Activity Rural Preparedness Roundtable Best Practices Lessons Learned Strengths and Assets Issues and Concerns

Next Steps Phase I Grantees Phase II Grantees Pandemic Influenza Response Plan Exercise

Contact Information

South Dakota Department of Health Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response Bill Chalcraft, Director 600 East Capitol Avenue Pierre, SD 57501 (605) 773-2981

South Dakota Department of Health Hospital Bioterrorism Preparedness LaJean Volmer, Coordinator 600 East Capitol Avenue Pierre, SD 57501 (605) 773-2981

South Dakota Office of Emergency Management Krisiti Turman, Director 118 West Capitol Avenue Pierre, SD 57501 (605) 773-3231

Jill Artzberger, MPH 1266 TAMU College Station, Texas 77843-1266 (979) 845-6197 www.rural-preparedness.org