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Isolation and quarantine during pandemic (H1N1) 2009 influenza in NSW: the operational experience of public health units
2010
NSW Public Health Bulletin
During the DELAY and CONTAIN phases of pandemic (H1N1) 2009 influenza in NSW, public health units needed to rapidly surge operations to manage the 3070 potential cases and 1894 contacts notified to them. The Incident Control System, NetEpi (the web-based multi-user access database), training to up-skill surge staff, and electronic communication were all integral to the outbreak response. Ongoing identification and training of surge staff would assist a timely and effective response to future
doi:10.1071/nb09036
pmid:20374688
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