Clinical infectious diseases : an official publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America · 2017
From SARS to Avian Influenza Preparedness in Hong Kong.
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Wong Andrew T Y, Chen Hong, Liu Shao-Haei, Hsu Enoch K, Luk Kristine S, Lai Christopher K C, Chan Regina F Y, Tsang Owen T Y, Choi K W, Kwan Y W, Tong Anna Y H, Cheng Vincent C C, Tsang Dominic N C, Central Committee on Infectious Diseases and Emergency Response, Hospital Authority, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
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The first human H5N1 case was diagnosed in Hong Kong in 1997. Since then, experience in effective preparedness strategies that target novel influenza viruses has expanded. Here, we report on avian influenza preparedness in public hospitals in Hong Kong to illustrate policies and practices associated with control of emerging infectious diseases. The Hong Kong government's risk-based preparedness plan for influenza pandemics includes 3 response levels for command, control, and coordination frameworks for territory-wide responses. The tiered levels of alert, serious, and emergency response enable early detection based on epidemiological exposure followed by initiation of a care bundle. Information technology, laboratory preparedness, clinical and public health management, and infection control preparedness provide a comprehensive and generalizable preparedness plan for emerging infectious diseases.