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Canada
Contributed by Stewart Sampson Provincial Mgr, OH&S Prof. Svcs, OH&S Div., Nova Scotia Dept of Environ. & Labour
September 24, 2004, Updated 2005-07-12
Canadian Pandemic Influenza Committee and affiliated Working Groups. Public Health Agency of Canada
has a large, detailed Regional Pandemic Influenza Response Plan which includes a "Private Sector" chapter of 23 pages, focussing on such issues as business continuity (and closure), customer relations, suppliers, and "Private Sector Responsibilities".
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency's Response to the 2004 Avian Influenza Outbreak in British Columbia, January 10, 2005 |
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Foreword
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Editorial
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Clinical scenarios
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The Australian response: pandemic influenza preparedness
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The influenza viruses
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Pandemic influenza: clinical issues
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Laboratory diagnosis of human seasonal and
pandemic influenza virus infection
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Infection control and pandemic influenza
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Antivirals in the management of an influenza pandemic
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Pandemic vaccines: promises and pitfalls
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General practice: professional preparation for a pandemic
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Pandemic influenza and critical infrastructure dependencies: possible impact on hospitals
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Ethical issues in pandemic planning
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Urgent strategic research into influenza to
inform health policy and protect the public
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Epilogue:
Preparing for an influenza pandemic in Australia
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Contributed by Louise Kosta (chief writer, The Human Ecologist).
For questions: e-mail OHDEN's moderator, Gary Greenberg, MD