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How prepared is Europe for Pandemic Influenza?
An Analysis of National Plans

koostajaks siis London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

kahjuks ei ole iga konkreetse riigi kohta eraldi kokkuvõtet tehtud :S
igas valdkonnas on riigid jagatud kolme gruppi, ma eesti kohta püüan mingi kokkuvõtte teha :p

ühe valdkonna tooks esile:

* Completeness of essential services planning in country preparedness plans.
Eesti kuulus sellesse gruppi, kel plaan PUUDUS, koos 6 teise maaga (Austria, Leedu, Poola, Rumeenia, Hispaania, Shveits)
ehk - siseministeeriumi tegemata töö

Essential services
* National contingency plans should be developed and clearly incorporated into plans
* The roles and responsibilities of different government departments should be made obvious

A substantial number of plans (7) do not address the need to prepare for the maintenance of essential services during a pandemic. Only 8 plans note that a contingency plan has been developed for the maintenance of essential services. This lack of clarity may reflect the leading role that the Ministry of Health takes in the process of planning for a pandemic in many countries.

In countries that mention the existence of a contingency plan, the Ministry of Interior or local authorities are generally documented partners in the planning process. In 2 cases, the pandemic response is actually led by the Ministry of Interior or the Emergency Services (France, the Netherlands). A basic (though often incomplete) list of essential personnel is described in 11 of the plans and in 7, replacement personnel are identified to supplement essential workers. These include military and NGO personnel who will support or replace regular personnel in providing essential services or support for confined persons.