unit 6.1: pandemic & natural disaster preparedness

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Pandemic

  • an epidemic occurring worldwide, or over a very wide area, crossing international boundaries and usually affecting a large number of people

  • said to occur annually in each of the temperate southern and northern hemispheres,

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NO. It is endemic in most areas.

Is the seasonal flu considered a pandemic?

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Preventing entry of the virus into the country

Philippine Framework for Pandemic Preparedness

preventing the entry of poultry from affected countries and of patients infected with AI

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Preventing bird-to-bird transmissions

Philippine Framework for Pandemic Preparedness

isolating local fowl from migratory birds, and by containing AI infections in bird populations through measures such as isolation and culling within a three-kilometer radius of an infected area

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Preventing bird-to-human transmission

Philippine Framework for Pandemic Preparedness

ensuring that f__arm workers wear protecting equipment__ when handling infected birds

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Managing avian and pandemic influenza cases

Philippine Framework for Pandemic Preparedness

to prevent explosive spread through measures such as the use of antivirals, employing infection control measures and quarantine

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Slowing down the spread of the virus among humans

Philippine Framework for Pandemic Preparedness

quarantine, border controls and personal hygiene

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Managing explosive spread

Philippine Framework for Pandemic Preparedness

social distancing and maintenance of essential services

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Managing public anxiety

Philippine Framework for Pandemic Preparedness

making judicious use of the mass media to prevent panic and educate the populace

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Mitigating socio-economic impacts

Philippine Framework for Pandemic Preparedness

employing multi-sectoral actions and implementing corollary policies

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reporting and decision-making system

The pandemic preparedness structure can be described in terms of its ___

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BHERT → RHU → MHO → PHO → National Level

Chain of command/Case reporting

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“enhanced community quarantine”

Country Policy Responses

May 12, President Duterte announced the extension of the ___ in Metro Manila, Laguna, and Cebu City until the end of Ma

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“Balik Probinsya, Bagong Pag-Asa” Program

Country Policy Responses

an executive order institutionalizing it a long-term preventive measure aimed at decongesting the country’s National Capital Region, providing incentives for people to go back to their provinces of origin

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Legislative bills

Country Policy Responses

to finance infrastructure projects to create jobs particularly in the rural countryside

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Bayanihan Act

Country Policy Responses

Republic Act 11469 to address the impacts of COVID-19 (PHP 27.1 billion fiscal package)

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DOLE and DTI

Protecting Workers

issued interim guidelines on workplace prevention and control of COVID-19

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DOLE

Protecting Workers

  • COVID-19 prevention and control at the workplace

  • encouraged enterprises to adopt flexible work arrangements

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Department of Education (DepEd)

Protecting Workers

guidelines for alternative work arrangements

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Better epidemiological knowledge of the causes of death and types of injuries and illnesses

Earthquake

  • essential for determining what relief supplies are appropriate and what equipment and personnel are needed to respond effectively to such situations

  • improve preparedness and reduce vulnerability to the effects of future earthquakes

  • to scientifically measure and describe their health effects and the factors that contribute to these effects

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Prevention and control efforts

Earthquake: Vulnerability

  • need to be multidisciplinary and should include public education programmes, as well as better building design and improved quality of construction

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Medical preparedness plans

Earthquake: Planning Scenarios

can be built around similar earthquake scenario calculations

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on-going programs

  • first aid education, basic rescue training and fire drills

Earthquake: Planning Scenarios

communities vulnerable to earthquakes should establish ___ to teach the public what to do

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Earthquake: Planning Scenarios

  • carried out jointly by volunteer groups, local fire brigades and hospitals

  • o improve bystanders' responses

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PHIVOLCS under Department of Science and Technology (DOST)

Earthquake: Planning Scenarios

Main agency responsible for overseeing, monitoring, and response for earthquakes

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  1. Plan

    1. Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Committee

    2. community data gathering

    3. community watching exercise

    4. inventory of available resources

    5. prepare for emergency supply kits

    6. provisions for PWDs, elderlies and pregnants

  2. Develop an Earthquake Evacuation Plan

  3. Conduct Orientation on Earthquake & Drills

3 Steps in Preparing Community for an Earthquake

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  • make a plan

  • plan a second option using available exits

  • mark all possible exits

Steps in Preparing Community for an Earthquake: Earthquake Evacuation Plan

For building

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  • open area

  • consider number of residents

  • set buffer zone from structure

Steps in Preparing Community for an Earthquake: Earthquake Evacuation Plan

For Evacuation area

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  • take cover under a table

  • watch out for falling objects

  • keep calm

Steps in Preparing Community for an Earthquake: Orientation on Earthquake & Drills

Inside

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  • move to an open space

  • stay away from wires, buildings, etc

  • move away from slopes

Steps in Preparing Community for an Earthquake: Orientation on Earthquake & Drills

Outside

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  1. Alarm

  2. Response

  3. Evacuation

  4. Assembly

  5. Head Count

  6. Assess Effects

  7. Evaluation of Drill

Conduction of Earthquake Drill

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early rapid assessment of the extent of damage and injuries

Earthquake

necessary to help mobilize resources and direct them to where they are most need

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search-and-rescue teams

Early Rapid Assessment of Earthquake

respond rapidly after a building collapses.

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disaster medicine

Early Rapid Assessment of Earthquake

  • medical care for victims of disaste

  • immediate life-supporting first aid, advanced trauma life support, resuscitative surgery, field analgesia and anaesthesia, resuscitative engineering, and intensive care.

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  • upper airway obstruction

  • inhalation injury

  • correctable hypovolemia resulting from haemorrhage or burns

Early Rapid Assessment of Earthquake

likely to benefit from early medical intervention

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safe drinking water & sanitation facilities

“If we are to prevent the spread of diarrhea and that of other water-borne disease, affected areas will need guaranteed access to ___”

Justin Morgan

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Response → Rehabilitation → Risk Assessment → Preparedness → Mitigation

Fire Preparedness

Cycle (after a fire)

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Ozone Disco Fire

Fire Preparedness

March 18, 1996, leaving at least 162 people dead

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Manor Hotel Fire

Fire Preparedness

August 18, 2001, with a death toll of 74

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  • Fuel

  • Heat

  • Oxygen

Fire Triangle

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  • Chemical

  • Electrical

Triggers of Fire

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Prevent outbreak of fire

Fire Prevention

  • Identify source of flammable chemicals and material

  • Proper storage

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Early Detection

Fire Prevention

  • Alarms

  • shall be located within 61 meters travel distance from any point of the building, to warn occupants

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Prevent spread of fire

Fire Prevention

  • Use of barriers to limit the area of a fire or retard the spread of fire

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Prompt Extinguishment

Fire Prevention

  • Blanketing or Smothering

  • Cooling or quenching

  • Removal of fuel

  • Fire Extinguishers

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Permanent or Built-in

Fire Prevention: Extinguishment

  • Standpipe and hose

  • Sprinkler system

  • Automatic extinguishing system

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Portable

Fire Prevention: Extinguishment

  • Dry Chemical (Red)

  • HCFC 123 (Green)

  • Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) (Blue)

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45 m

Fire Prevention Objectives: Evacuation

travel distance to exits if area is without sprinkler

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60 m

Fire Prevention Objectives: Evacuation

travel distance to exits if area is with sprinkler

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30m

Fire Prevention Objectives: Evacuation

Signs should be readily visible and placed within ___

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1.5 hour

Fire Prevention Objectives: Evacuation

Emergency lights should provide illumination for at least

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BLUE: Health Hazard

National Fire Protection Association

  1. Deadly

  2. Extreme Danger

  3. Hazardous

  4. Slightly Hazardous

  5. Normal

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RED: Fire Hazard

National Fire Protection Association

  1. Below 73ºF

  2. Below 100ºF

  3. Above 100ºF not exceeding 200ºF

  4. Above 200ºF

  5. Will not burn

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YELLOW: Reactivity

National Fire Protection Association

  1. May Detonate

  2. Shock & Heat; May detonate

  3. Violent Chemical Change

  4. Unstable if Heated

  5. Stable

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WHITE: Special Hazard

National Fire Protection Association

  • ACID - acid

  • ALK - alkali

  • COR - corrosive

  • OXY - oxidizer

  • ☢️ - radioactive

  • W - use no water

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Philippine Red Cross

  • Previously called PNRC, Philippine National Red Cross

  • Non-government institution but has an international stature

  • Responsible for needs analysis, targeting, scenario planning and risk assessment

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Philippine Red Cross Act of 2010

Republic Act 10072

  • Recognized PRC as an independent, autonomous, non-governmental organization to the authorities of the Republic of the Philippines to the humanitarian field

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