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Community Infectious Disease Emergency Response (CIDER) Welcome April 5, 2016 Updates Partner Updates Lauren Bryan, ICP at Avista: In the survey window for Joint Commission and are supposed to make an appearance this week. Slow


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Community Infectious Disease Emergency Response (CIDER)

Welcome April 5, 2016

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Updates

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Partner Updates

  • Lauren Bryan, ICP at Avista:

– In the survey window for Joint Commission and are supposed to make an appearance this week. – Slow surveillance:

  • Uptick in GC & Chlamydia in Jan & Feb
  • Not as much flu-mostly flu A & B in 41+ adults; Pediatric Unit

closed last summer

  • Malia Davis, DON at Clinica:

– Zika screening for patients who have family traveling here or who have traveled recently to Zika areas. – Serve a significant OB population, many of whom are from (or who have family) in Mexico, Central and South America.

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Boulder County Public Health

  • IZ:

– Managing 3 state grants: health care workers, HPV, child care and kindergarten rate assessments – Action Planning for three-year collective alignment of goals

  • EM:

– ICS and Access and Functional Needs (AFN) trainings – Full scale Wildland Fire Exercise in May

  • TB:

– Leveling out in the number of cases in the US after a steady decline over the past 20 years. – 73 cases in CO (up from 64 in 2014); 86% foreign born; 7 drug-resistant cases – 5 cases in Boulder Co

  • CD & HIV:

– seeking opportunities for addressing HAI/AR – Ebola monitoring has ended – Monitoring pregnant women with Zika – Syringe access saw increase – STIs on the rise, health advisory planned

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Respiratory Aerosolized Transmission (RAT) Annex

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RAT Annex

  • Communicable Disease Manual:

https://www.colorado.gov/cdphe/communicable- disease-manual

  • Respiratory Aerosolized Threats Table

(review handout)

– Manifestation – Control Measures – Key Communication Messages

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Communication Map

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Communication Map

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Individual Communications

  • Email
  • Phone

– Business hours: 303-413-7523

  • On call

– After-hours: 303-413-7517

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Emergency Management Organizations

  • Community Infectious Disease

Emergency Response (CIDER)

  • Health and Medical Response (HAMR)
  • Multi-Agency Coordinating System

(MACS)

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One-Way Communications

  • Everbridge

– January drill

  • Health Alert Network (HAN)
  • Epi-Connections
  • BCPH website
  • Hot Topics
  • Bug Watch
  • CIDER emails
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Infectious Disease Groups

  • Immunization Coalition
  • Hepatitis C Coordination
  • HIV Regional Advisory Council
  • Regional TB Elimination Plan
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Data

  • CEDRS
  • TBDB
  • CIIS
  • Syndromic Surveillance
  • Other: US Zika Pregnancy Registry
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Feedback

  • What are we missing?
  • What do you need from us?

– During an ID response?

  • Are you prepared to care for pregnant women

with Zika?

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Community Containment

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Community Containment

  • Individual based actions

– Volunteer agreements vs public health orders – Patient Isolation and Quarantine

  • Community wide actions

– Quarantine of exposed groups and/or at risk populations – Snow days and self shielding – Closure of offices, buildings, services, etc. – Widespread/geographic quarantine

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Public Health Authority

  • Concurrent authority with CDPHE
  • Jeff Zayach is the executive director
  • Examples included but not limited to:

– Quarantine – Isolation – Closed schools and buildings

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Additional Planning Elements

  • Establishing a clear decision making

process

  • Implementation of community wide
  • rders
  • Legal considerations
  • Partner education
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Next Steps

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Moving Forward

  • Antibiotic Resistance/Hospital Acquired

Infections ranked second in RA

– Next IDER annex – Input and participation for key informant interviews – Action planning – Potential funding from CDPHE & NACCHO

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Opiate Landscape Analysis

  • Do you recommend anyone in your

health system to contact about opiate use and abuse?

  • Drug monitoring—policies?
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Thank you!