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Training Tool for Employers/Employees
and the General Public - Pandemic Influenza

Public education and information are vital in preparing
for an influenza pandemic.

The following training resource, developed by Huron County Health Unit and adapted by Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit, is designed to support the training of trainers or help a trainer/employer prepare for an educational event. It is suitable for individuals and organizations in Leeds, Grenville and Lanark Counties. Check out this interactive PowerPoint presentation!

Resource:
What you should know about pandemic influenza (1.3mg)

Session Objective:
Session provides an overview of pandemic influenza focusing on:

  • What is a pandemic & how does it start?

  • What's the difference between pandemic & ordinary influenza?

  • How will pandemic influenza affect LGL Counties?

  • What are people doing to prepare for pandemic influenza?

  • How can I protect myself?

Audience:
General Public / Work places
Community & Service Groups
Health care & social service workers & volunteers

Session Length: 20 - 30 minutes

Format: Microsoft PowerPoint presentation with short exercise

Download:
What you should know about pandemic influenza (1.3mg)
(Speaker's Notes Included in PowerPoint presentation)

Equipment Required:
Computer with CD-ROM & Microsoft PowerPoint
LCD projector
Flip chart & markers

Materials available:
  • What You Should Know about a Flu Pandemic
    Brochure (1.6mg)

  • Ministry of Health - Long Term Care website - 10 fact sheets are available to help you understand pandemic influenza

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