Pandemic Influenza Preparedness, Response, And Recovery Guide For Critical Infrastructure And Key Resources (2006)

Cover......Page 1
Table of Contents......Page 3
Executive Summary......Page 4
1.1 Secretary Chertoff’s Message to the Critical Infrastructure and Key Resource Sectors......Page 5
1.4 Overview of CI/KR Guide Sections......Page 6
1.5 Guide Distribution Versions......Page 7
Section 2: Roles, Responsibilities, and Authorities-Summary......Page 8
2.4 Why is this Important for Businesses?......Page 10
2.5 Roles and Responsibilities......Page 12
Section 3: Pandemic In. uenza Context-Summary......Page 14
3.3 National Context......Page 16
3.4 International Context......Page 19
3.5 U.S. National Alert Stages......Page 20
Section 4: Pandemic Implications for Businesses......Page 22
4.2 De ning fiEssential......Page 24
Section 5: Continuity of Operations-Essential (COP-E) Guide: Pandemic Planning, Preparedness, Response, and Recovery......Page 30
5.1 Develop and Implement a Pandemic Continuity of Operations Plan......Page 32
5.2 How Does COP-E Fit with Current Contingency Plans?......Page 33
5.3 Why COP-E is Important to the Private Sector......Page 34
5.5 COP-E Scenario-Driven Pandemic Planning......Page 35
5.6 COP-E Phases: Planning, Preparedness, Response, and Recovery......Page 38
Section 6: Partnerships and Information Sharing......Page 68
6.1 Essential Partnership for Success......Page 70
6.3 Identify and Enhance Partner Interdependencies......Page 71
6.4 DHS Partnering and Information-Sharing Capabilities and Initiatives......Page 72
6.5 Partnering and Information-Sharing Points of Contact......Page 74
Section 7: Public and Media Relations......Page 76
7.2 Communicating with Employees and their Families......Page 78
7.3 Communicating with the Media......Page 83
Back Cover......Page 84