Influenza pandemic planning and mitigation update
Susan Campbell Volunteer community health worker, Uganda
An influenza pandemic can have many negative effects on a society, and nurses are at the frontline of treatment. This article explains how to prepare for a pandemic and discusses the implications for healthcare staff when it occurs.
Primary Health Care.
18, 7, 41-47.
doi: 10.7748/phc2008.09.18.7.41.c6702
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