CSR. WHO Interim Protocol: Rapid operations to contain the initial emergence of pandemic influenza. WHO
Updated May 2007
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Changes to this version of the protocol
This document replaces previous versions of the protocol. In brief, key changes include:
- More emphasis on rapid containment and less on rapid response (which is covered elsewhere)
- An expanded discussion of the decision-making process.
- Refinement of the containment strategy emphasizing the localized geographical approach and describing the key activities for Containment and Buffer Zones.
- A prposed approach for estimating the duration of a containment operation.
- New or updated annexes on ethical issues, non-pharmaceutical interventions, surveillance and laboratory preparedness will be added shortly.
The protocol will be updated and revised as new information becomes available and more detailed guidance and tools are developed.
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