Lessons in Epidemic Response: The Case of Pandemic Flu (H1N1) in Pune, India Krishna Bhogaonker.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Current demographic profile- Focus on Little Tokyo area Nobuko Goto.

Advertisements

Brenda Pérez UP 206A Winter  Federal program under the Health Resources and Services Administration  Develop shortage designation criteria to.

Where is Low Income Housing Tax Credit housing being developed in Los Angeles County? C.J. Gabbe UP 206A Midterm Presentation November 1, 2012.

Epidemiology J Endemic, epidemic or pandemic? Disease prevention

Challenges of the 2009 H1N1 Pandemic Influenza: Charles Penn Global Influenza Programme World Health Organization Geneva.

Global Vaccines 202X : Access, Equity, Ethics Panel discussion: Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Framework for the sharing of Influenza Viruses and Access.

The Impact of Demographics on Public Health Roger Detels, MD, MS.

S PATIAL PATTERNS OF ETHNIC GROUPS IN KOREATOWN UP206a Midterm Project Urban Planning Seung Chul Song.

The Impact of H1N1 Flu Cluster Geometry on Appropriate Intervention Methods in Developed versus Developing Nations Krishna Bhogaonker.

Days of poor AQ – 1558 Schools Days of poor AQ – 343 Schools Days of poor AQ – 3335 Schools Days of poor AQ – 1888 Schools.

LESSON 9.3: THE 1918 FLU Module 9: Epidemiology Obj. 9.3: Communicate information to the public regarding prevention of a serious infectious disease epidemic.

Addressing Health Disparities Among Young Men Who Have Sex With Men (YMSM) in Los Angeles County By Craig Pulsipher.

Threat of OverPopulation Thomas Malthus Epidemeiologic.

Best Practice Guideline for the Workplace During Pandemic Influenza Occupational Health and Safety Employment Standards.

Presented by Runlin Cai, CAUPD Affiliate. Issue: What determines travel mode choice Transit mode share in LA county was 3% in (Source: SCAG Year.

Group homes in Los Angeles: Determining spatial patterns and gaps in service location nursinghomesabuseblog.com By Susanna Curry November

Globalization What does this cartoon imply about globalization?

Population of the World Seven Billion and Counting!

Image Source: Property Manager Website - Presentation by Clarine Lacroux, February 13,2012.

Canada’s Population Distribution and Density March 6, 2015.

MAPPING POVERTY AND HOUSING NEED IN LONG BEACH Maidel Luevano, UP206a, Winter 2011.

By Lu Instructor: Leo F. Estrada TA:Nic Jay Aulston&: Peter Capone-Newton.

Potential for Waste To Energy (WTE) Power Plants in Los Angeles County Hugo Sarmiento UP 206A.

UP206A – Midterm Project Joseph Asunka February 2011 Source: The Cater Center.

Swine Flu Presenter: Ali Azarashk. Overview Introduction Classification History Transmission Signs and Symptoms Treatment.

COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS World History. STINGER 1.Which religion in the world has the most adherents? 2.Which of the major religions on the chart has the.

By Hugo Sarmiento UP 206A.  Distributed energy resources are small-scale power generation technologies located close to where electricity is used (e.g.,

Warm Up March 17 th, )What is an outbreak? Which would be an easier outbreak to stop: bacteria or parasite and explain why. 2)Explain one way a fungus.

THE SPACIAL CHARACTER OF URBAN CRIME —— BASED ON CHESTER FIELD AND ITS SUROUNDING AREA JIE GAO. UP206A. FEB, 2012.

Agree Disagree 1._______ ________ 2._______ ________ 3._______ ________ 5._______ ________ 4._______ ________ An epidemic is worse than a pandemic. The.

POPULATION & MIGRATION AP HuG Unit 2 (Chapters 2 & 3)

Diseases Unit 3. Disease Outbreak  A disease outbreak happens when a disease occurs in greater numbers than expected in a community, region or during.

Influenza biology and epidemiology. The course of illness  Symptoms  Fever, headache, body aches, fatigue  Cough, sore throat, runny nose  Duration:

Contemporary Issues and Liberalism What solutions to contemporary issues are supported by the principles of liberalism?

1. 2 Compare the human and physical characteristics of places.

1 Epidemiology 10/20/10MDufilho. 2 Epidemiology The study of the frequency and distribution of disease and health-related factors in human populations.

ISOLATIONISM AND GLOBALIZATION American Foreign Policy.

Vaccinations... Make a list of all the vaccinations you have ever had! (If you can’t remember make a list of all the ones you’ve heard of!)

What do you already KNOW about the country of India?

Obesity in Los Angeles 63.1% of adults in the U.S. were either overweight or obese in 2009 UP206a Final Project Eugenio C Fernandez.

World Geography Mr. Farmer. Branches of Study and Occupation Physical Geographer Earths features and geographic forces that shape them Human Geographer.

How to Allocate Continuation Education to Reduce Unemployment in LA City  UP 206A Introduction to GIS  Instructor: Professor Leo F. Estrada  TAs: Nic.

ELSA RODRIGUEZ URBAN PLANNING 206A Proposed Affordable Mixed-Use Housing Projects in the City of Glendale.

Exit Slip Please take the last minutes of class to write: –3 things you learned –2 things you want to learn more about –Any feedback you have for me on.

1 ISA REPORT ON. 2 INDIA (SWINE FLU) 3 SWINE FLU EPIDEMIC IN INDIA.

Epidemics and endemic diseases ll Prof. Hamed Adetunji.

GUANHUA MU FEB 13 TH,2012 Can Public Transit Affect Private Vehicle Use?

Problems facing India since Overpopulation In 1950, India’s population was 360 million By 1980, population had risen to 685 million Economy could.

Understanding Epidemiology

Beth Roland 8th Grade Science

Unit 4 - Immunology and Public Health

A man in this world with-out learning is a beast in the field.

25-3 India Today.

Population Change in SE Michigan

Epidemiological Transitions

Diseases Unit 3.

Infectious disease – a disease that is capable of being transmitted from one person to another by direct or indirect contact Starter Now think of as many.

The Location Relationship Between Low-Income Households and Transit Stations in LA Zhaosen Wang February 13,2012.

Housing units comparison between UCLA and UC-Berkeley neighborhood

A level 6 Geography skill!

Epidemiological Transitions

تقویت سورویلانس و بیماریابی

Outbreaks Epidemics Pandemics

Disease Preparedness and Epidemic Prevention

What is the difference between an outbreak, epidemic, and a pandemic?

Diseases Unit 3.

Can Public Transit Affect Private Vehicle Use?

Outbreaks of Disease.

Find the limit {image} ,024 2,160 -1,

Presentation transcript:

Lessons in Epidemic Response: The Case of Pandemic Flu (H1N1) in Pune, India Krishna Bhogaonker

The Focus Challenge: Developing and moderately developed nations face difficulties in managing infectious disease outbreaks in urban settings. Question: What lessons can nations learn about disease containment and epidemiology from the global H1N1 flu pandemic in 2009? Study: Consider the experience of Pune, India as an interesting case study in epidemic management. Why the pattern of epidemic and relapse?

In 2009, Pandemic Swine Flu swept the world in a matter of months.

India was especially hard hit, particularly in Maharashtra State

Pune Case Study Second largest city in the Indian State of Maharashtra. Mostly Hindu population with small Muslim and Christian minorities. Very modern city, only about 3 hours from Mumbai. Flu Experience: Epidemic and relapse over the course of about 6 months.

In Pune, the Epidemic Relapsed after a Few Months

The distribution of Flu cases in Pune was concentrated in the city center.

PMC response was appropriate and initially successful. So why the relapse?

It turns out, the PMC had not anticipated the epidemic coinciding with yearly religious festivals.

As it turns out, there is a precedent for this problem in Pune history.

Conclusion

Skills Used Inset map Point graduated symbols Aggregating attribute field Buffering Geocoding Charts, Graphs, or Images