Corrections Agency and IT Preparations for Pandemic Influenza

This presentation covers the steps corrections agencies need to take to prepare for an influenza pandemic. Topics discussed include: historic pandemics; why H5N1 Avian Influenza is of concern; issues surrounding pandemic influenza; at less risk and more risk in 2005 than in 1918; possible scenarios; how bird flu is monitored; preparedness to maintain essential services; thorny human resources (HR) issues; Communication Plan; Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP); information technology (IT) issues to consider; and during the event. Accession Number: 021463

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