Pandemic Influenza Planning in Nursing Homes: Are We Prepared?
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Auteurs : Lona Mody [États-Unis] ; Sandro Cinti [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of the American Geriatrics Society [ 0002-8614 ] ; 2007-09.
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- Acute care hospitals, Adverse effect, Adverse outcomes, American college, Antiviral, Antiviral drugs, Antiviral medications, Arbor healthcare system, Avian, Cinti, Cinti september, Collaborative planning, Disease control, Domestic birds, Economic consequences, Effective vaccine, Essential services, Family members, Further research, Greatest risk, Health care, Healthcare, Healthcare facilities, Healthcare industry, Healthcare system, Healthcare workers, Human infection, Human services, Infection control plan, Infection control practices, Infection outbreaks, Initial priority list, Institutional pandemic plans, Jag, Jags table, Local health departments, Local hospitals, Local nursing homes, Lona mody, Manuscript preparation, Medication, Mody, Next pandemic, Nursing, Nursing home residents, Nursing homes, Nursing homes face, Older adults, Outbreak, Pandemic, Pandemic analysis, Pandemic influenza response plan, Pandemic patients, Pandemic plan, Pandemic planning, Pandemic preparedness, Pandemic preparedness plan, Pandemic response plan, Pandemic response planning, Pandemic strain, Pandemic threat, Pandemic virus, Pilot survey, Planning process, Policy makers, Preparedness, Professional judgment, Public health, Public health preparedness, Qualitative study, Same time, Seasonal vaccine shortage, Seasonal vaccine shortages, September, Short supply, Social disruption, State health departments, Surge capacity, Vaccine, Vaccine distribution, Vaccine shortage, Various stakeholders, Viral strain, Virus subtype, Virus subtypes, Vital decisions, Wild birds, World health organization.
Abstract
Avian influenza or Influenza A (H5N1) is caused by a viral strain that occurs naturally in wild birds, but to which humans are immunologically naïve. If an influenza pandemic occurs, it is expected to have dire consequences, including millions of deaths, social disruption, and enormous economic consequences. The Department of Health and Human Resources plan, released in November 2005, clearly affirms the threat of a pandemic. Anticipating a disruption in many factions of society, every segment of the healthcare industry, including nursing homes, will be affected and will need to be self‐sufficient. Disruption of vaccine distribution during the seasonal influenza vaccine shortage during the 2004/05 influenza season is but one example of erratic emergency planning. Nursing homes will have to make vital decisions and provide care to older adults who will not be on the initial priority list for vaccine. At the same time, nursing homes will face an anticipated shortage of antiviral medications and be expected to provide surge capacity for overwhelmed hospitals. This article provides an overview of current recommendations for pandemic preparedness and the potential effect of a pandemic on the nursing home industry. It highlights the need for collaborative planning and dialogue between nursing homes and various stakeholders already heavily invested in pandemic preparedness.
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- https://api.istex.fr/ark:/67375/WNG-F4WK3BVN-3/fulltext.pdf
- http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3319394
DOI: 10.1111/j.1532-5415.2007.01299.x
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