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AppendicesAppendix A:Appendix B:Appendix C:Appendix D:Appendix E:Appendix F:Appendix G:Appendix H:Appendix I:Appendix J:Appendix K:Appendix L:Appendix M:Appendix N:Appendix O:Appendix P:Search Strategies Used in Preparation of this DocumentDistribution list for Consultation DocumentPublished Reports on Responses to Imported cases of VHFAnnex 2: Decision Instrument for the Assessment and Notification of Events that MayConstitute a Public Health Emergency of International ConcernClinical Risk Assessment FormVHF Risk Assessment Algorithm for Use in All Acute Medical SettingSummary of VHF Risk CategoriesReview of Evidence re Mode of TransmissionSupplies Checklist for High Risk or Confirmed Cases of VHFVHF Risk Assessment for Use by Ambulance Service Personnel at AirportsVHF Case Exposure Assessment & Contact Identification FormVHF Contact Assessment FormVHF Contact Surveillance FormCase Definitions for Viral Haemorrhagic FeversVHF Checklists of Actions for Director of Public HealthCampus Map, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, DublinAppendices The Management of Viral Haemorrhagic Fevers in Ireland/HPSC 2012- 69 -
Appendix A: Search Strategies for VHFMeSH search termMode of((((((“Hemorrhagic Fevers, Viral”[Mesh])) NOT (dengue AND (English[lang]))) NOTtransmission (yellow fever AND (English[lang]))) NOT (rift valley fever AND (English[lang]))) AND(English[lang]))) AND (transmission AND (English[lang]))Imported cases ((((((“Hemorrhagic Fevers, Viral”[Mesh])) NOT (dengue AND (English[lang]))) NOT(yellow fever AND (English[lang]))) NOT (rift valley fever AND (English[lang]))) AND(English[lang]))) AND (imported case* AND (English[lang]))Public health ((((((“Hemorrhagic Fevers, Viral”[Mesh])) NOT (dengue AND (English[lang]))) NOTmanagement (yellow fever AND (English[lang]))) NOT (rift valley fever AND (English[lang]))) AND(English[lang]))) AND (public health management AND (English[lang]))Bioterrorism ((“viral haemorrhagic fever”[All Fields] OR “hemorrhagic fevers, viral”[MeSH Terms]OR (“hemorrhagic”[All Fields] AND “fevers”[All Fields] AND “viral”[All Fields]) OR“viral hemorrhagic fevers”[All Fields] OR (“viral”[All Fields] AND “hemorrhagic”[AllFields] AND “fever”[All Fields]) OR “viral hemorrhagic fever”[All Fields]) AND(“bioterrorism”[MeSH Terms] OR “bioterrorism”[All Fields])) OR (“mass casualtyincidents”[MeSH Terms] OR (“mass”[All Fields] AND “casualty”[All Fields] AND“incidents”[All Fields]) OR “mass casualty incidents”[All Fields] OR (“mass”[All Fields]AND “casualties”[All Fields]) OR “mass casualties”[All Fields])Laboratory(“viral haemorrhagic fever”[All Fields] OR “hemorrhagic fevers, viral”[MeSH Terms] ORacquired(“hemorrhagic”[All Fields] AND “fevers”[All Fields] AND “viral”[All Fields]) OR “viralinfectionshemorrhagic fevers”[All Fields] OR (“viral”[All Fields] AND “hemorrhagic”[All Fields]AND “fever”[All Fields]) OR “viral hemorrhagic fever”[All Fields]) AND ((“laboratorytechniques and procedures”[MeSH Terms] OR (“laboratory”[All Fields] AND“techniques”[All Fields] AND “procedures”[All Fields]) OR “laboratory techniques andprocedures”[All Fields] OR “laboratory”[All Fields] OR “laboratories”[MeSH Terms] OR“laboratories”[All Fields]) AND acquired[All Fields])Appendix A: Search Strategies for VHF The Management of Viral Haemorrhagic Fevers in Ireland /HPSC 2012- 70 -
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The Management ofViral Haemorrhagic
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3.5 Infection prevention and contro
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The Viral Haemorrhagic Fever Sub-Co
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• As soon as VHF is being conside
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BackgroundIntroductionViral haemorr
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The search strategy for these guide
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1.3 Overview of VHFsVHFs share a nu
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1.6 Marburg haemorrhagic feverMarbu
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Page 57 and 58: 5. Public Health Management of Impo
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Page 77 and 78: coughing. They advise that the stag
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Page 103 and 104: Total number of contactsVHF Case Ex
Page 105 and 106: Category of worker:CleanerDoctorIf
Page 107 and 108: Relationship to case:PassengerIf ot
Page 109 and 110: Are you currently well?Have you fev
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