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Transcript of Just In Time Training Flu Clinics 2009/2010 Region 1 Medical Reserve Corps of Western Massachusetts.
Just In Time TrainingFlu Clinics
2009/2010
Region 1 Medical Reserve Corps Region 1 Medical Reserve Corps ofof
Western MassachusettsWestern Massachusetts
Welcome
Has everyone signed in? Please Has everyone signed in? Please remember to sign out when doneremember to sign out when done
Note the emergency exitsNote the emergency exits Please place all phones on mutePlease place all phones on mute Identification-badging protocolsIdentification-badging protocols Please do not talk to the press without Please do not talk to the press without
permissionpermission Location of break areas and restroomsLocation of break areas and restrooms
Our Goal
To build healthy, resilient, prepared To build healthy, resilient, prepared communitiescommunities
Preventing the spread of H1N1 fluPreventing the spread of H1N1 flu
Safely vaccinating as many people as we Safely vaccinating as many people as we cancan
Educating ourselves and the public about Educating ourselves and the public about flu prevention and careflu prevention and care
Supporting the MRC and Public HealthSupporting the MRC and Public Health
Flu Basics
Seasonal Flu and H1N1 FluSeasonal Flu and H1N1 Flu What is the flu?What is the flu?
How does it spread?How does it spread?
When does it occur?When does it occur?
SymptomsSymptoms
PreventionPrevention
Flu Basics
H1N1H1N1 What is H1N1?What is H1N1?
SymptomsSymptoms
Vaccine priority groupsVaccine priority groups
High risks groupsHigh risks groups
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What is flu?
A disease of the A disease of the body’s breathing body’s breathing system, including system, including the nose, mouth, the nose, mouth, windpipe and windpipe and lungs, caused by a lungs, caused by a virus.virus.
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H1N1 Flu Symptoms
Sudden feverSudden fever Dry cough Dry cough Sore throat Sore throat Headache, body aches Headache, body aches FatigueFatigue Diarrhea, vomiting, and Diarrhea, vomiting, and
shortness of breath shortness of breath possiblepossible
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Flu Prevention
VaccinationVaccination Hand washingHand washing Cough etiquetteCough etiquette ““Social distancing”Social distancing”
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Initial Priority Groups
Pregnant women Pregnant women Children 6 months - 18 yrsChildren 6 months - 18 yrs Household contacts of Household contacts of
infants < 6 months infants < 6 months Healthcare and emergency Healthcare and emergency
services personnelservices personnel 25 - 64 yrs at high risk of 25 - 64 yrs at high risk of
complications from flucomplications from flu
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Second/Third Tier Priority Groups
19 - 64 yrs at high risk 19 - 64 yrs at high risk of complications from of complications from flu flu – Lung , heart, kidney, Lung , heart, kidney,
blood, metabolic, blood, metabolic, neurological conditionsneurological conditions
Eg asthma, diabetesEg asthma, diabetes
– Immuno-suppressedImmuno-suppressed
After these groups After these groups vaccinate everyone < vaccinate everyone < 6565
Clinic Jobs
GreetersGreeters
RegistrationRegistration
Flow Flow maintenancemaintenance
ScreenersScreeners
VaccinatorsVaccinators
LogisticsLogistics
Behavioral healthBehavioral health
Record keepingRecord keeping
SecuritySecurity
Personal and Family Protection
Personal emergency plans and Go KitPersonal emergency plans and Go Kit Workforce protection protocols – proper Workforce protection protocols – proper
training, equipment and procedurestraining, equipment and procedures Personal protective equipment (PPE)Personal protective equipment (PPE) Healthy habitsHealthy habits Life safety protocols – protect yourself Life safety protocols – protect yourself
first, then other responders, victims, first, then other responders, victims, infrastructure and then the infrastructure and then the environmentenvironment
Incident Command System (ICS)
Incident Commander
Operations Planning LogisticsFinance/
Administration
Public Information
OfficerSafety Officer
Liaison Officer
Stress Management
Stress is a normal reaction to an abnormal situation…it happens to happens to responders as well as victims responders as well as victims
You come first! Protect yourself… take breaks eat well exercise beware of your stress level do not self-medicate
Psychological First Psychological First Aid Behavioral Aid Behavioral HealthHealth
Be calm, considerate and compassionate
It’s the little things… Don’t presume to know Acknowledge problems Provide constructive action
ideas Be aware that we all react
differently to a crisis Learn about and respect
cultural diversity
Next Steps
Assignments and Job Action SheetsAssignments and Job Action Sheets
Current operational period – shift Current operational period – shift beginning/endbeginning/end
Sign-in and out proceduresSign-in and out procedures
Incident CommanderIncident Commander
Check in with your Team Check in with your Team Leader/SupervisorLeader/Supervisor
Respect your personal limitationsRespect your personal limitations
Courtesy Counts!
Responding to conflict and stressful Responding to conflict and stressful times requires extra patience, times requires extra patience, courtesy and kindnesscourtesy and kindness
If you are faced with a difficult If you are faced with a difficult situation consult your supervisorsituation consult your supervisor
Respect the privacy of everyone at a Respect the privacy of everyone at a clinic and don't discuss personal clinic and don't discuss personal information unless authorized information unless authorized