APHA – Get Ready Campaign for Ebola

aphaAPHA’s Get Ready campaign helps Americans prepare themselves, their families and their communities for all disasters and hazards, including pandemic flu, infectious disease, natural disasters and other emergencies. This fact sheet address Ebola.

Are Your Ready?

Templated Plan for Announcing First Case of Confirmed Ebola

Templated-Plan-for-Announcing-First-Case-of-Confirmed-EbolaThis document describes possible health communication activities supporting the public announcement of this first case of Ebola diagnosed in your country.

Templated Plan for Announcing First Case of Confirmed Ebola

Templated-Plan-for-Announcing-First-Case-of-Confirmed-Ebola-(French)Templated Plan for Announcing First Case of Confirmed Ebola (French – PDF )

Templated Plan for Announcing First Case of Confirmed Ebola (French – Word Version)

Mobilasation sociale: principaux messages

Mobilasation-sociale-principaux-messagesEnsemble de documents d’orientation sur la maladie à virus Ebola

La Société Civile Contre La Maladie A Virus Ebola Au Mali

ebolamaliLa Société Civile Contre La Maladie A Virus Ebola Au Mali

Consolidated Ebola Virus Disease Preparedness Checklist

consolidatedebolaviruschecklistWHO Consolidated Ebola Virus Disease Preparedness Checklist

 

 

DisasterReady.org: Ebola Awareness Quick Guide

disasterreadyThe DisasterReady.org team has released a 15-minute online course providing basic awareness on the Ebola outbreak. The new Ebola Awareness Quick Guide is now available online at DisasterReady.org. This 15-minute quick guide is developed with content available from the World Health Organization, CDC, and other organizations. The general public and aid workers without specialized health training will benefit from increased awareness of this outbreak.

Ebola: Resource Guide for Disaster Medicine and Public Health

US-H&HS-resourcesLiterature from the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services about Ebola.

NIH Emergency Access Initiative Resources

NIH-LibAccess to the U.S. National Library of Medicine for Ebola resources.

WHO: Public Health Events of Initially Unknown Etiology

WHO1The WHO Regional Office for Africa has worked closely with public health leaders and subject-matter experts in the region and partner organizations to draw up and design this framework to serve as a concise and easy-to-use technical and managerial guide for senior level decision-makers and members of national emergency management committees (EMCs) and rapid response teams (RRTs) in member states.

Public health events of initially unknown etiology: A framework for preparedness and response in the African Region