Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Planning

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Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Planning UW-Madison Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Planning

Goals Maintain critical and essential campus services Minimize negative consequences for members of the university community

Key Components Identify the critical and essential personnel, operations and services that are key to the university’s mission Create specific plans for maintenance of these services

Key Components, continued Coordinate the university’s response to pandemic influenza through mobilization of the existing campus Emergency Operations Center Provide accurate and timely information to the university community regarding the campus response

Key Componets, continued Implement a system of surveillance and investigation to ensure rapid identification of illness and reduce disease transmission Develop and implement recommendations for international travel Participate in state and local plans for vaccine distribution based on established priorities

Key Components, continued Utilize available resources to meet the outpatient health care needs of students Meet other needs of students living on campus (housing, food, etc) Coordinate influenza response efforts with relevant external partners, including health departments, emergency management, health care providers, and others