MEASLES: A STORY FROM THE FIELD Jennifer Zipprich, PhD Immunization Branch California Department of Public Health September 15 th, 2015.

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MEASLES: A STORY FROM THE FIELD Jennifer Zipprich, PhD Immunization Branch California Department of Public Health September 15 th, 2015

What Does Maintaining Elimination Take? Adapted from NIAID Elimination of measles requires maintaining the effective reproduction number R at <1

Measles Requires Urgent Public Health Action Measles Case Collect information on patient whereabouts during infectious period Determine who is considered exposed Get contact information for exposed persons Measles Contacts Assess immune status Determine if prophylaxis is indicated Determine if quarantine is warranted Complete follow-up Monitor exposed persons through their incubation period Test symptomatic contacts for measles

Fever Runny nose Cough Kawasaki disease? Viral exanthem? Epstein Barr? “if he [the 44 yo patient] was a kid we would think he had measles” Measles Contact Investigations Can Be Large

Measles Associated with a Theme Park? 34 cases linked to Disneyland in 1982

California Measles Cases, December 2014 – April 17th, 2015 Outside of CA: AZ 7 UT 3 NE 2 WA 2 CO 1 OR 1 Mexico 1 Canada outbreak-associated measles cases in California 88% of outbreak cases in SoCal

Epidemic curve of measles cases Exposure 42 of 45 went to a Disney Theme Park

Economic/Personal Burden Orange County 1,767 additional hours of work Investigated approximately 2,000 community contacts, 1,800 were healthcare contacts CDPH 15 full-time staff working on measles for approximately14 weeks, including staffing on weekends Providing technical assistance State public health laboratory tested 866 patients Direct medical costs? 23 hospitalized cases; 2 severely ill cases

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