Pandemic Preparedness

Mass Vaccination Planning

Vaccine alone is useless without syringes to deliver it. Advance planning is the only way to ensure that public health agencies will have the syringes needed to vaccinate 300 million Americans in a timely fashion. BD offers a variety of tools and services to support your planning needs.

Provide vaccinators with
just-in-time training on
the BD devices that they
may receive with
the influenza vaccine.

“BD. Delivering Preparedness” Toolkit

Pandemic Preparedness Handbook
Published by the Journal of Homeland Defense. Provides a useful overview of the pandemic challenge for public health and best practice case examples.
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Pandemic Influenza Briefing
Provides a snapshot of the current situation and its implications for healthcare
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Pandemic Influenza Planning Reference Guide
Offers third-party references and metrics to help support advance product planning for mass vaccination
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Just-In-Time Injection Training Kit
Packaged kits with everything you need to train an individual about how to correctly deliver an injection in a mass vaccination campaign.

Kit description

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Pandemic Flu Planning Checklist for Individuals
and Families
Developed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Includes the actions individuals and families can take to help lessen the impact of pandemic influenza.
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Click here to obtain your free “BD Delivering Preparedness” Toolkit.

Click here to learn more about patient treatment planning

BD Pandemic Flu Hotline: 1-877-746-4687

BD. Delivering Preparedness

The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a Phase 5 pandemic alert on April 29, 2009, which is characterized by human-to-human spread of the virus into at least two countries in one WHO region.
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1. Ritter Malcolm. U.S. flu tally jumps to 245 as labs catch up. Associated Press. May 3, 2009