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Practices for managing the high volume of people who will need care during an influenza pandemic.
Practices to educate and prepare people for a pandemic.
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Those people most at risk of severe consequences from a pandemic.
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Stay At Home Toolkit for Influenza (MD)

From:  Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services (Maryland)
Description

Montgomery County's Advanced Practice Center has published a toolkit to help people manage influenza at home. This simple toolkit represents an effort to orient the public to that reality and provide some helpful guidelines on home care. The overall structure and concept behind the toolkit are worthy of highlighting. It includes sections on preventing the spread, covering one's cough, general health, and more detailed items such as a disinfection formula and a personal care log. It is a user-friendly guide meant for family reference. It is critical for the citizenry to understand that an important component of the overall healthcare plan during a pandemic involves home healthcare.

Component Parts
Materials submitted for this project consist of electronic documents and web links, and combinations of both. If a component part appears to have more than one link, this is why: CIDRAP saved the documents and reviewed both documents and links when the practices were submitted for review. The external links included here may be duplicative to some of the stored files, but they may also be updated or provide additional useful information.
Date Entered:  May 29, 2007

Practices are not comprehensive, endorsed, or evaluated for outcomes. Inclusion here does not imply that CIDRAP or Advisory Committee members endorse the practices.