Smallpox Information Project
Interim Smallpox Response Plan and Guidelines - Sept. 25, 2002 - Not for public health use, this is an archive for academic use.
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NEW! September 23, 2002 - The CDC Smallpox Response Plan and Guidelines now contains a very important addition to our smallpox preparedness efforts—a comprehensive annex titled "Smallpox Vaccination Clinic Guide." This new section—part of the upcoming Version 3 of the CDC Smallpox Response Plan and Guidelines-describes the operational and logistical considerations associated with implementing a large-scale voluntary vaccination program in response to a confirmed smallpox outbreak. This provides details on all aspects of immunization clinic operations and staffing and includes an example of a model smallpox vaccination clinic.
Download Smallpox Vaccination Clinic Guide Annex PDF (949 KB/48 pages)
NOTE: Version 3 of the CDC Smallpox Response Plan and Guidelines will be available on this site soon. However, the only major update in version 3 is the Vaccination Clinic Guide Annex.
Contact
Information
.pdf*
format (10k)
Cover Page
.pdf*
format (12k)
Table of Contents
.pdf*
format (13k)
I. Executive Summary plus parts II through VI
.pdf* format (91k)
(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.)
Guide A - Surveillance,
Contact Tracing, and Epidemiological Investigation
Note: Guide A and its forms are currently under revision -- watch for
updates
Guide A (139k)
(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 Forms A1 - A13, etc.)
NOTE: 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.
- Original Form 1 Case investigation (patient
and clinical information)
OBSOLETE as of 1/23/02
SMALLPOX CASE INVESTIGATION - Form 1a Smallpox Case Investigation
Form 1a page 1 (.pdf*) (14k) Form 1a page 1 (PowerPoint*) (58k)
Form 1a page 2 (.pdf*) (14k) Form 1a page 2 (PowerPoint*) (53k)
- Form 1b Smallpox Case Investigation
Form 1b page 1 (.pdf*) (14k) Form 1b page 1 (PowerPoint*) (58k)
Form 1b page 2 (.pdf*) (14k) Form 1b page 2 (PowerPoint*) (53k)
NOTE: For proper viewing and editing, the PowerPoint files should be opened within PowerPoint. If viewed using a browser, images on the pages may be distorted.
- Original Form 2 Laboratory Testing
OBSOLETE as of 1/23/02
Note: Link to file has been removed.
CONTACT TRACING
- Form 2 Interviewer Checklist / Contact Information
RENUMBERED as of 1/23/02
Note: Form 3 is now Form 2. Form 2 (.pdf*) (18k)
- From 2a Case Travel / Activity Calendar
RENUMBERED as of 1/23/02
Note: Form 3a is now Form 2a. Form 2a (.pdf*) (12k) - From 2b Interviewer Contact / Site Summary Worksheet
RENUMBERED as of 1/23/02
Note: Form 3b is now Form 2b. Form 2b (.pdf*) (6k)
- From 2c Contact Transportation
RENUMBERED as of 1/23/02
Note: Form 3c is now Form 2c. Form 2c (.pdf*) (9k)
- From 2d Out of Area Travel Log
RENUMBERED as of 1/23/02
Note: Form 3d is now Form 2d. Form 2d (.pdf*) (5k)
SOURCE OF EXPOSURE
- Form 3 Source of Exposure
RENUMBERED and UNDER REVISION as of 1/23/02
Note: Form 4 is now form 3. It should be noted that this form is currently being revised. Therefore, this link is still attached to the original Form 4 published on 12/20/01. Please make note of the form number change on the printout. Form 3 (.pdf*) (39k)
- Form 5a Surveillance
OBSOLETE as of 1/23/02
Note: Link to file has been removed. - Form 5b Surveillance
OBSOLETE as of 1/23/02
Note: Link to file has been removed. - Form 6 Daily Case Status Tracking
UNDER REVISION as of 1/23/02
Note: No changes to form 6 since originally posted on 12/10/01. Form 6 (.pdf*) (7k)
- Form 7 Daily Case Status Tracking
RENUMBERED and UNDER REVISION as of 1/23/02
Note: No changes to form 7 since originally posted on 12/10/01. Form 7 (.pdf*) (13k)
- Form 8 Contact Interview
UNDER REVISION as of 1/23/02
Note: No changes to form 8 since originally posted on 12/10/01. Form 8 (.pdf*) (12k)
- Form 9 Contact Vaccination Referral
UNDER REVISION as of 1/23/02
Note: No changes to form 9 since originally posted on 12/10/01. Form 9 (.pdf*) (8k)
- Form 10 Individual Contact Surveillance
UNDER REVISION as of 1/23/02
Note: No changes have been made to this form. However, it should be noted that this form is currently being revised to be combined with Form 11 (below) and will be renamed Form 4. Form 10 (.pdf*) (19k)
- Form 11 Contact Tracking (Daily Record Master form)
UNDER REVISION as of 1/23/02
Note: No changes have been made to this form. However, it should be noted that this form is currently being revised to be combined with Form 10 (above) and will be renamed Form 4. Form 8 (.pdf*) (16k)
- Form 12 under development (see Guide A for description)
NOT AVAILABLE as of 1/23/02
Note: Link to file has been removed. - Form 13 under development (see Guide A for description)
NOT AVAILABLE as of 1/23/02
Note: Link to file has been removed.
Guide B - Vaccination
Guidelines for State and Local Health Agencies
Guide
B part 1 of 2 (.pdf*) (105k)
Guide
B part 2 of 2 (.pdf*) (66k)
(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, contingencies for re-sterilization of bifurcated needles, etc.)
Guide C - Isolation and Quarantine
Guidelines
Guide
C part 1 of 2 (.pdf*) (104k) (actual pages 1 of 18 of guide C)
Guide
C part 2 of 2 (.pdf*) (25k) (actual pages 19-21 of guide C)
(Includes: confirmed cases, suspected cases, febrile contacts, and quarantine, etc.)
Guide D - Specimen Collection Guidelines
Guide
D (.pdf*) (98k)
(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.)
Guide E - Communications Plans and
Activities
Guide
E (.pdf*) (104k)
(Includes: overall communication plan purpose, overall smallpox plan
objectives, guiding principles, pre-event and post-event activities, etc.)
Guide F - Decontamination Guidelines
Guide
F (.pdf*) (41k)
(Includes: reusable medical equipment; medical waste; surfaces; protective clothing, bedding, linens, etc.; facility/rooms; transportation vehicle)
Annex Files (1-7)
- Annex 1 - Overview of Smallpox and Clinical Presentations, and Medical Care of Smallpox Patients (19 pages total - due to number of images broken into 3 sections)
- Annex 1 pages 1-9 only (.pdf*) (1,453k)
(part 1 of 3)
- Annex 1 pages 10-16 only (.pdf*) (81k) (part
2 of 3)
- Annex 1 pages 17-19 only (.pdf*) (89k) (part
3 of 3)
- Annex 2 - Guidelines for Smallpox Vaccination Clinics
Annex 2 (.pdf*) (146k)
- Annex 3 - Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting
Annex 3 (.pdf*) (157k)
- Annex 4 - Suggested Pre-Event Activities for State &
Local Health Authorities
Annex 4 (.pdf*) (74k)
- Annex 5 - Glossary of Abbreviations and Smallpox References
Annex 5 (.pdf*) (20k)
- Annex 6 - Miscellaneous Forms in development
Annex 6 (.pdf*) (6k)
- Annex 7 - Checklists for State/Local/CDC Personnel Actions
in a
Smallpox Emergency
Annex 7 (.pdf*) (43k)
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