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DISCUSSION: Changes in Prioritization Depending on Influenza Pandemic Severity
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COMMENT: prophylactically or not
Submitted by Roy Kamen on 12/5/07 9:00 AM
I wouldnt use Tamiflu prophylactically. That may cause resistance developing quicker.
If someone gets sick, they should take the tami immediately, double dose for ten days as they have done successfully in indonesia.
That means everyone should have their seasonal vax and have that stockpile of Tamiflu very handy.
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Where do family/household members of key personnel fall?
Submitted by Brant Goode
on 12/5/07 06:40 AM
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WHO recomends a higher dose for clinical case...why not prophylactically
Submitted by Nick Kelley on 12/5/07 07:45 AM
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prophylactically or not
Submitted by Roy Kamen on 12/5/07 09:00 AM
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Anti Viral Supplies may be more robust that you think?
Submitted by Caroline Bridgers on 12/5/07 08:17 AM
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if people won't report to work unless their families are vaccinated
Submitted by Caroline Bridgers on 12/5/07 07:17 AM
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Consider taking this to the "General Population" Focus Point
Submitted by Nicholas Dewar
on 12/5/07 07:18 AM
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Interesting conversation that would be more significant in "Health Care.." Focus Point
Submitted by Nicholas Dewar
on 12/5/07 09:33 AM
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Agree...for the prioritization to become practial more education is needed
Submitted by Nick Kelley on 12/5/07 06:56 AM
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Consider moving this conversation to the HNS Focus Point
Submitted by Nicholas Dewar
on 12/5/07 07:34 AM
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Healthcare, EMS, Fire, Police and Gov. Leaders...got some work to do
Submitted by Nick Kelley on 12/5/07 07:00 AM
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Immediate Household Family Inclusion in Vaccine Distribution
Submitted by Benjamin Krakauer on 12/5/07 07:12 AM
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Immediate Household Family Inclusion in Vaccine Distribution
Submitted by Benjamin Krakauer on 12/5/07 07:12 AM
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Consider moving this conversation to the "Health Care" Focus Point
Submitted by Nicholas Dewar
on 12/5/07 07:32 AM
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Pregnant women, infants and todlers...good luck just vaccinating them
Submitted by Nick Kelley on 12/5/07 07:05 AM
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Consider taking this discussion to the "General Population" Focus Point
Submitted by Nicholas Dewar
on 12/5/07 07:12 AM
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I think we were just lucky to be able to contain SARS
Submitted by Caroline Bridgers on 12/5/07 08:35 AM
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so high virulence in SARS didn't preclude it from becoming a pandemic?
Submitted by Caroline Bridgers on 12/5/07 01:08 PM
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so high virulence in SARS didn't preclude it from becoming a pandemic?
Submitted by Caroline Bridgers on 12/5/07 01:09 PM
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what would you community need and do during a pandemic?
Submitted by Don Greenstein
on 12/5/07 07:22 AM
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Need to Clarify to Emergency Management for MRC & CERT Volunteers
Submitted by Cathy Pinette on 12/5/07 07:44 AM
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Public education about a severe pandemic (60-80% CFR) is key?
Submitted by Roy Kamen on 12/5/07 02:16 PM
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The Key Word in this Discussion is PRIORITIZATION
Submitted by Christine Kardong on 12/5/07 11:54 AM
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Consider taking this to "Prioritization in the Critical Infrastructure" Focus Point
Submitted by Laurie Maak
on 12/5/07 09:02 AM