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| Cover Page (includes contact information) |
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| Table of Contents |
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| Executive Summary plus Sections A through F (Includes: criteria for implementation of CDC smallpox response plan; notification procedures for suspected smallpox cases; CDC and state/local responsibilities and action in the event of a smallpox outbreak; vaccine mobilization and deployment; and CDC personnel mobilization and deployment, etc.) |
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Draft Guide A—Smallpox Surveillance and Case Reporting; Contact Identification, Tracing, Vaccination, and Surveillance; and Epidemiologic Investigation
(Includes: pre-event rash surveillance; smallpox clinical case description and differential diagnosis; smallpox case definitions and classifications; post-event response epidemiological investigation; post-event surveillance; contact identification, tracing and surveillance; description of Smallpox Post-Event Surveillance Forms, etc.) (note 2) |
Draft Guide A
(Case definition [section III] was updated on Dec 31, 2003) |
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| Overview of forms |
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Draft Appendix 16
(Includes: Using forms and worksheets for contact identification, tracing, vaccination, and surveillance) |
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| Complete Workflow with Forms |
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Form 1 Post-Event Surveillance Version 3.0
Please note the following major changes in Form 1: Laboratory confirmation, and smallpox case classifications and clinical types |
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| Form 2a Case Travel/Activity Worksheet—Infectious Period Version 3.0 |
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Form 2b Primary Contact/Site Worksheet Version 3.0
Please note the following major changes in Form 2b: contact priority codes 1-5 |
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| Form 2c Contact Transportation Worksheet—Infectious Period Version 3.0 |
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| Form 2d Contact Tracing Version 3.0 |
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| Form 2e Case Household and Primary Contact Surveillance Version 3.0 Please note the following major changes in Form 2e: New form for primary contact surveillance |
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| Form 2f Case Primary Contact's Household Members Surveillance Version 3.0 Please note the following major changes in Form 2f: New form for secondary contact surveillance |
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| Form 3a Case Exposure Investigation Version 3.0 |
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| Form 3b Case Travel/Activity Worksheet—Exposure Period Version 3.0 |
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| Form 3c Case Transportation Worksheet—Exposure Period Version 3.0 |
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Guide B—Vaccination Guidelines for State and Local Health Agencies
(Includes: vaccination guidelines, vaccination strategies, indications for vaccination, contraindications for vaccination, reconstitution, administration, and storage of vaccine, recognition of expected vaccine reactions/take, recognition of adverse reactions, indications and guidelines for VIG administration, etc.) |
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| Part 2 |
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| Part 3 |
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| Guide C—Infection Control Measures for Healthcare and Community Settings and Quarantine Guidelines |
Part 1
Infection Control Measures for Healthcare and Community Settings |
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Part 2
Quarantine Guidelines |
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Guide D—Specimen Collection and Transport Guidelines
(Includes: specimen collection supply list; procedure for patients with vesicles or pustules; procedure for patients with scab lesions; autopsy specimens; packing and labeling of specimens, etc.) |
| Specimen Collection and Transport Guidelines |
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Guide E—Communications Plans and Activities
(Includes: overall communication plan purpose; overall smallpox plan objectives; guiding principles; pre-event and post-event activities, etc.) |
| Communications Plans & Activities |
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Guide F—Environmental Control of Smallpox Virus
(Includes: use of current medical decontamination protocols utilizing low- to intermediate-level chemical germicides or EPA-registered detergent disinfectants for the cleaning of surfaces potentially contaminated with smallpox virus) |
| Environmental Control of Smallpox Virus |
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| Annex Files (1-10) |
Annex 1—Overview of Smallpox and Clinical Presentations, and Medical Care of Smallpox Patient
(19 pages total, due to number of images broken into 3 sections) |
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| Annex 2—General Guidelines for Smallpox Vaccination Clinics |
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Annex 3—Guidelines for Large Scale Smallpox Vaccination Clinics
(Logistical Considerations and Guidance for State and Local Planning for Emergency, Large-Scale, Voluntary Administration of Smallpox Vaccine in Response to a Smallpox Outbreak. Also provides details on all aspects of immunization clinic operations and staffing with an example of a model smallpox vaccination clinic.) |
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Annex 4—Vaccine Adverse-Event Reporting
(Vaccine Safety: Monitoring and Reporting of Adverse Events Following Smallpox Vaccination) |
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| Annex 5—Suggested Pre-Event Planning Activities for State & Local Health Authorities |
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| Generalized Vesicular or Pustular Rash Illness Protocol color |
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| Generalized Vesicular or Pustular Rash Illness Protocol black & white |
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| Annex 6—Data Management |
| Part 1—Smallpox Response System Requirements |
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| Part 2—Data Exchange Format Requirements |
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| Part 3—Smallpox Post-Event Response Outbreak Management System (OMS) |
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| Annex 7—Forms in development |
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| Annex 8—Checklists for State/Local/CDC Personnel Actions in a Smallpox Emergency |
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| Annex 9 |
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| Annex 10 (formerly Annex 6)—Glossary of Abbreviations and Smallpox References |
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About the Forms in This Response Plan
OMB NO. 0920-0008
Exp. Date 06/2003
Public reporting burden of this collection of information is estimated to average __ minutes per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden to CDC/ATSDR Reports Clearance Officer; 1600 Clifton Road NE, MS D-24, Atlanta, Georgia 30333; ATTN: PRA (0920-0008). |
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About the Forms in Guide A (below): These forms are draft versions and are available as examples of the types of information that should be collected. Planning efforts including large-scale form replication or database development should take this into consideration as these draft versions are subject to change. Until finalized versions are available, these forms may be utilized for emergency use if needed. As the forms are updated and/or finalized, they will be posted to this website and noted as such. The smallpox post-event draft forms (Version 3.0) are part of a comprehensive, integrated data management and analysis system currently under development. Any changes to these draft forms would affect the response team’s capability to efficiently and effectively collect event data. Therefore, they are only available in .pdf format that should not be modified. |
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