Influenza
by Provincial Board of Health of Ontario
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About This Book
Public health action against learn how communities planned to limit transmission, protect exposed people, and manage care during an outbreak.This edition lays out practical principles a health department could follow when faced with a highly contagious flu. It covers how to organize resources, educate the public, and apply measures that slow spread while hospitals and homes care for patients.How the disease spreads and why breaking transmission channels is essentialThe role of reporting, surveillance, and centralized coordination during an epidemicThe debate around vaccines and how they are us...
Chapters (42)
- INFLUENZA
- INTRODUCTORY STATEMENT.
- PREVENTION.
- I. Breaking the channels of communication.
- II. Immunization and vaccines.
- III. Increased natural resistance of persons exposed to infection.
- MISCELLANEOUS CONSIDERATIONS.
- ADMINISTRATIVE MEASURES FOR RELIEF.
- I. General Rules.
- II. Preliminary Measures.
- III. Current and Continuous Analysis of Case Situation.
- IV. Analysis, Augmentation and Organization of Principal Facilities.
- (A) Field Nursing.
- (B) Emergency Medical Service.
- (C) Hospital Facilities.
- V. Social and Relief Measures.
- VI. Food.
- VII. Laundry.
- VIII. Provision for Fatalities.
- IX. Education, Instruction and Publicity.
- X. Miscellaneous.
- THE BACTERIOLOGY OF THE 1918 EPIDEMIC OF SO-CALLED INFLUENZA.
- VACCINES.
- RECOMMENDATIONS.
- HISTORY AND STATISTICS OF THE EPIDEMIC.
- SUGGESTIONS.
- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES
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