
doi: 10.1071/nb06035
pmid: 17293894
Pandemic influenza planning presents challenges for both government and businesses. Effective cooperation and communication before and during a pandemic will help mitigate the major threats to societal function. The major challenges for government include communicating a realistic estimate of pandemic risk, managing community anxiety, communicating the need for rationing of vaccines and antiviral medications, setting standards for preparedness, and gaining the trust of essential service workers. For businesses the challenges are tailoring generic planning guides to local use, and making links with local and regional partners in pandemic planning.
Health Priorities, Immunization Programs, Australia, Commerce, Planning Techniques, Antiviral Agents, Disease Outbreaks, Interinstitutional Relations, Influenza Vaccines, Absenteeism, Influenza, Human, Humans, New South Wales, Public Health Administration, Forecasting
Health Priorities, Immunization Programs, Australia, Commerce, Planning Techniques, Antiviral Agents, Disease Outbreaks, Interinstitutional Relations, Influenza Vaccines, Absenteeism, Influenza, Human, Humans, New South Wales, Public Health Administration, Forecasting
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