全国疾控卫生应急培训之AnAfterActionReviewoftsunamide.ppt

Rapid Response to a Public Health Emergency Mark Keim, MD Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Mission #1- Media RelationsDec 28 - Jan 3 Media interviews CNN International – (2 live interviews) CNN Domestic – (1 live interview) Chicago Tribune Washington Post USA TODAY US News and World Report LA Times CBS Radios A Closer Look, ABC Radio Atlanta Journal/Constitution – (2 articles) La Stampa – (Italy) Pre-deployment briefing: Jan 3 Briefing for potential deployment Paged at 2pm 1/3/05 requesting Visa card for air reservations to Indonesia Left pre-deployment briefing to receive medications and equipment Packed overnight Deployed early morning of 1/4/05 Mission #2 – Assessment of Medical and Lab Capacity Secondment to WHO-Geneva Scope of work: “Assessment of medical and laboratory capacity in disaster affected Indonesia” No written terms of reference WHO country office unfamiliar with CDC mission Jakarta, Indonesia Spent 5 days in Jakarta clarifying CDC mission with WHO-country office and MoH Request from Indonesia MoH to assess hospitals in 6 cities of Aceh province for: Structural integrity and infrastructure Laboratory capacity and capability Human and material resources But, UN/WHO security restrictions allowed for assessment of only one city - Banda Aceh Banda Aceh, Indonesia Unable to arrange air transport for CDC to disaster affected region CDC places request for assistance through CDC-DoD liaison via DEOC Facilities Assessed Zainoel Abidin (Provincial) Hospital Jiwa Banda Aceh (Mental) Hospital Fakinah (Private) Hospital Iskandar Muda (Military) Hospital Meuraxa (Municipal) Hospital UPTD. Laboratorium Kesehatan (Provincial) Health Laboratory General Findings Physical Facilities In general, physical facilities were found to be suitable for occupation. Debris and mud must be cleared Some buildings need repair (some substantial) Electrical and water supply was affected General Findings Medical Care Most affected by impact on personnel Loss o