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CDC National Strategic Plan for Public Health Preparedness and Response

颁布于 2011-09 · 文本截至 2026-10-01

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语言
English
类型
policy
组织
European Union
国家
美国
主题
Environment, General
关键词
capacity building, coronavirus disease (COVID-19), education, financing, governance, hazards, monitoring, public health, special fund, early warning system

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  1. 1 — Provide targeted information to policymakers highlighting the contributions of public

    1. Provide targeted information to policymakers highlighting the contributions of public health preparedness as part of national security

  2. 2 — Implement a communications campaign to raise awareness about public health

    2. Implement a communications campaign to raise awareness about public health preparedness and the role of citizens in preparedness

  3. 3 — Develop a cadre of deployable CDC representatives to state emergency operations centers

    3. Develop a cadre of deployable CDC representatives to state emergency operations centers

  4. 4 — Collaborate with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to define a position for

    4. Collaborate with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to define a position for health advisors in the Incident Command System 20

  5. 5 — Provide science-based guidance for medical countermeasure use and dispensing of

    5. Provide science-based guidance for medical countermeasure use and dispensing of products (utilization policy)

  6. 6 — Achieve Food and Drug Administration approval of a core set of laboratory response

    6. Achieve Food and Drug Administration approval of a core set of laboratory response network rapid molecular tests used by CDC to detect disease

  7. 7 — Develop a risk-based triage system for Etiologic Agent Import Permit requests 21 to identify

    7. Develop a risk-based triage system for Etiologic Agent Import Permit requests 21 to identify those that may require additional oversight activities such as on-site inspections

  8. 8 — Develop and promote a toolkit for state and local public health departments around the 15

    8. Develop and promote a toolkit for state and local public health departments around the 15 capabilities in the 2011 Public Health Emergency Preparedness Cooperative Agreement In addition, there are examples of CDC-specific projects that will continue as ongoing and progressive efforts, including the following:

  9. 1 — CDC will continue to conduct dose sparing/dividing studies for Anthrax Vaccine Absorbed

    1. CDC will continue to conduct dose sparing/dividing studies for Anthrax Vaccine Absorbed with National Institutes of Health and Health and Human Services’ Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority in order to evaluate the potential to expand the existing stockpile

  10. 2 — CDC will continue to provide site-specific technical assistance to state and local public

    2. CDC will continue to provide site-specific technical assistance to state and local public health departments with the 2011 Public Health Emergency Preparedness Cooperative Agreement to support their grant requirements

  11. 3 — CDC will continue to collaborate with other federal partners to enhance laboratory

    3. CDC will continue to collaborate with other federal partners to enhance laboratory biosafety and biosecurity to prevent and mitigate threats to the public’s health 20 http://www.fema.gov/emergency/nims/IncidentCommandSystem.shtm 21 http://www.cdc.gov/od/eaipp/docs/faqs.pdf A National Strategic Plan for Public Health Preparedness and Response – September 2011 7

  12. 4 — CDC will incorporate meta-leadership principles to enhance the communication and

    4. CDC will incorporate meta-leadership principles to enhance the communication and support with other federal agencies and organizations Implementation The National Strategic Plan for Public Health Preparedness and Response is the road map for preventing the erosion of existing capabilities and to ensure the public’s health remains secured from all hazards. The plan will be updated biennially to assess progress related to the plan’s objectives. CDC is furthering development of a detailed plan, which will include example initiatives and proposed measurements for each objective. A National Strategic Plan for Public Health Preparedness and Response – September 2011 8 Appendix A: Contributors Jerry Aben, CDC Jennifer Brooks, CDC Debra D'Alfonso, CDC William J. Adams, CDC Jae Brown, CDC Richard Danila, CSTE Peter Alvarez, CDC Vance Brown, CDC Nick Davidson, South Carolina DHEC Glenn Amos, CDC Sherrie Bruce, CDC Harry L. Davis, CDC Andrea Anason, CDC Jeff Bryant, CDC Xiaohong Mao Davis, CDC Fred Angulo, CDC Jim Buehler, CDC Drew Dawson, DOT Joe Annelli, USDA David L. Bull, CDC Kevin DeCock, CDC Kenneth Archer, CDC Paula Burch, CDC Scott Deitchman, CDC Aaron Arnold, CDC George P. Burdell, CDC Lisa Delaney, CDC Janice Ashby, CDC Bernadette Burden, CDC Lynda Delaney, CDC J. Rex Astles, CDC Greg Burel, CDC David DeSantis, CDC Lynn A. Austin, CDC Kelly B. Burkitt, CDC Yvette Diallo, CDC Mark E. Austin, CDC Bruce Burney, CDC Pamela Diaz, CDC Christine Avers, CDC Lane Burris, CDC Kelly Dickinson, CDC Heidi Avery, NSS Karen Byers, AARP Ed Dieser, CDC Kerrethel Avery, CDC Debra Byrd, CDC Sue Dietz, CDC Francis A. Bader, CDC Vince Campbell, CDC Bill Digioia, CDC Frank Bailey, AARP Kenneth G. Castro, CDC John Donahue, CDC Russell G. Baker, CDC Doriel Chandler, CDC Adrienne Donner, CDC Gerrit Bakker, ASTHO Mark A. Channer, CDC Scott Dowell, CDC James Banaski, CDC Tom Chapel, CDC Diane E. Dubinsky, AAP Lori Bane, CDC Carl B. Chapman, CDC Emily Eisenberg, CDC Jackie L. Barnes, CDC Joni S. Charme, CDC Barbara Ellis, CDC Drue H. Barrett, CDC Frances D. Chichester-Wood, CDC Adele R. Etheridge, CDC Mark M. Bashor, CDC Brandon R. Childress, CDC Rick Ehrenberg, CDC Denise Beauvais, CDC Glen Christie, CDC Daniel B. Fagbuyi, AAP Beth Bell, CDC Joan Cioffi, CDC Kenneth D. Farrey, CDC Michael Bender, CDC David W. Clark, CDC Tony Fauci, NIH Sherri Berger, CDC Bruce Clements, Texas DSHS Lindsay J. Feldman, CDC Joseph Bertuflo, CDC Nina Cleveland, CDC Peg Fenner, CDC Laura Biesiadecki, ASPH Sharon R. Coleman, CDC Kevin Fenton, CDC Carolyn Black, CDC Janet L. Collins, CDC Norm Fikes, CDC James Blaine, CDC Joanne Cono, CDC V. Scott Fisher, NACCHO James S. Blumenstock, ASTHO Barry Copeland, CDC Shannon Fitzgerald, Pennsylvania DOH Steven F. Boedigheimer, CDC Cristin Corcoran, CDC Aaron Fleischauer, CDC Sandra E. Bonzo, CDC Toby Crafton, CDC Lynda Flowers, AARP Coleen Boyle, CDC James B. Crockett, CDC Donald A. Flowers, CDC Chris Braden, CDC Sean Cucchi, CDC Tina Forrester, ATSDR Christine C. Bradshaw, CDC Cecilia Curry, CDC Mark Frank, CDC Robert Briley, CDC David Daigle, CDC Rodrick Frazier, CDC Jason E. Broehm, CDC Jason Dailey, CDC John E. Fredenberg, CDC A National Strategic Plan for Public Health Preparedness and Response – September 2011 i Renee Funk, CDC Daniel B. Jernigan, CDC Beth Maldin Morganthau, New York City Kevin Gallagher, CDC Laura Jevitt, LRN DOHMH Donna Garland, CDC Alison Johnson, CDC Chris N. Mangal, APHL Alex Garza, DHS Elise Johnson, FDA David L. Maples, CDC Jean A. Gaunce, CDC Rudy Johnson, CDC Betty A. Marshall, CDC Jane Getchell, APHL Alison Johnson, CDC Lise Martel, CDC Neelam D. Ghiya, CDC LaBrina M. Jones, CDC Gordon May, CDC Paul Giannone, CDC Brian Kamoie, NSS: Resilience Lisa McCants, CDC Jerilyn Gilbert, CDC Directorate Vondguraus McClee, CDC Randy Glascock, CDC Theresa Kanter, CDC Janice McMichael, CDC Carol Glazer, NOD Kathi Kellar, CDC Nabiha Megateli-Das, ICF Macro Tonica Gleaton, CDC Mim Kelly, CDC Michael Melneck, CDC Tom Gomez, USDA Veronica Kennedy, CDC Chuck Menchion, CDC Richard A. Goodman, CDC David N. Kennedy, CDC Toby Merlin, CDC Jesse Goodman, FDA Rima Khabbaz, CDC Joy Miller, HHS Erin K. Grasso, CDC Ali S. Khan, CDC Lee T. Miller, CDC Michael Grayson, CDC Ron Kinney, South Carolina DHEC Mark A. Miller, CDC Margaret Griffin, CDC Margaret Kitt, CDC Yoon Miller, CDC Linnet P. Griffiths, CDC Richard Klomp, CDC Judith A. Monroe, CDC Margaret Grimes, CDC Bob Kobelski, CDC Margaret Moore, CDC Stephanie Griswold, CDC Howard Koh, HHS Glenn Moore, CDC John Halpin, CDC Denise Koo, CDC Lorenzo Moore, CDC Douglas H. Hamilton, CDC Chris Kosmos, CDC Robert Morris, CDC Derek Hardy, CDC Michael Kurilla, NIH Eric Morrisey, CDC Joe Henderson, CDC Derrick Lake, CDC Melanie A. Moser, CDC Sarah Henderson, CDC Randy Langston, South Carolina DHEC Tony Moulton, CDC Roy A. Herman, CDC Gregory Paul Lanman, CDC Dara L. Murphy, CDC John Herring, CDC Mike Latham, CDC Nia Murphy, CDC Jack Herrmann, NACCHO Max Learner, South Carolina DHEC Shivani Murthy, CDC Allen Hogan, CDC Sherline Lee, CDC Phil Navin, CDC Daniel Holcomb, CDC John R. Lehnherr, CDC Lew K. Newlin, CDC Laura Holgate, NSS Laura Leidel, CDC Glen Nowak, CDC John Horan, CDC Dennis D. Lenaway, CDC Matthew Nunn, CDC Jennifer Hornsby-Myers, CDC Deborah A. Levy, CDC Jennifer Nuzzo, UPMC Harvey Howard, CDC Dara Alpert Lieberman, TFAH Ann O’Connor, CDC Richard Hunt, CDC Kim Lindsey, CDC Jean O'Connor, CDC Ed Hunter, CDC Joe Little, CDC Ralph O'Connor, CDC Robin Ikeda, CDC Patty Lolas, South Carolina DHEC Stephen Papagiotas, CDC John Iskander, CDC Patrick Ludford, CDC Sarah Park, Hawaii DOH Annette Jacek, Pennsylvania DOH Nicole Lurie, HHS Anita Patel, CDC Bassam M. Jarrar, CDC Pamela Lutz, CDC Don Peace, South Carolina DHEC Michael F. Jelley, CDC Kevin W. Lyday, CDC Harry Peagler, CDC Matthew Jennings, CDC Carmen Maher, FDA Amy B. Peeples, CDC A National Strategic Plan for Public Health Preparedness and Response – September 2011 ii Nicki Pesik, CDC Dean Seneca, CDC Carolyn M. Washington, CDC Ted Pestorius, CDC Rick Serino, DHS Keith West, CDC Paula Peters, CDC Trina R. Sheets, NEMA Rob Weyant, CDC Todd Piester, CDC Charles Shepherd, CDC Jamie White, CDC Harald Pietz, CDC Craig Shepherd, Tennessee DPH Gamunu Wijetunge, DOT Jim Pirkle, CDC Reed Sheridan, CDC Sarah D. Wiley, CDC Jennifer Pitcher, Indiana DOH Pattie Simone, CDC Craig Wilkins, CDC Kristin Pope, CDC Jennifer Sinibaldi, ASTHO Gail Williams, CDC Diane Porter, CDC Tom Sinks, CDC Janet Williams, CDC William Porter, CDC Thomas W. Skinner, CDC Kristin N. Williams, CDC Diane Porter, CDC Jessica Smith, CDC Mildred M. Williams-Johnson, CDC Bill Porter, CDC Duane Smith, CDC Angela Wood, CDC Joe Posid, CDC Lee Smith, CDC Rick Woolman, DHS Michael J Primeau, New York State DOH Gray Smithson, CDC Mark T. Wooster, CDC Beverly Pritchett, Washington, D.C. DOH Robyn Sobelson, CDC Brenda Wyatt, CDC Nathan Pyles, CDC Dan Sosin, CDC Andrea Young, CDC Patricia Quinlisk, CSTE James S. Spahr, CDC Robert L. Young, CDC Marilyn Radke, CDC Joseph Spalviero, CDC Stephanie Zaza, CDC Steve Redd, CDC Ross Spears, CDC Beth Zimmerman, DHS Andy Rein, CDC Scott Sproat, Oklahoma DPH Steven L. Reynolds, CDC Raffi L. Standifer, CDC Bill Rich, CDC Jason Stear, CDC Cyndi Rilling, CDC Lander Stoddard, CDC George Roark, CDC David Strickland, DOT Shawn T. Robinson, CDC Felicia A. Suit, CDC Terri L. Rodney-Brown, CDC Mark Swanson, CDC Henry Rolka, CDC Todd Talbert, CDC Cassandra Rolle, CDC Robert V. Tauxe, CDC Kenneth Rose, CDC Mark Teachman, USDA Jason Rothbard, CDC Stephen B. Thacker, CDC Lisa Rotz, CDC Rene Tharpe, CDC Edward N. Rouse, CDC John Theofilos, CDC Tom Russo, South Carolina DHEC Craig Thomas, CDC Peter Rzeszotarski, CDC Eric Toner, UPMC Michael H. Sadagursky, CDC Jonathan Trapp, CDC Michael J. Sage, CDC Tracee Treadwell, CDC Cecelia Sanders, CDC Dana Tulis, EPA Lee Sanderson, CDC Richard M. Turner, CDC James Scales, CDC James Tyson, CDC Laurie Schnepf, CDC Joe Vital, CDC Anne Schuchat, CDC Steven Wagner, Ohio Dept. of Health Tina Scott-Morgan, CDC Lisa Walker, CDC Laura Segal, TFAH Eli W. Warnock, CDC A National Strategic Plan for Public Health Preparedness and Response – September 2011 iii