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A recent survey of American adults found that 76% worried about becoming ill if they had to stay home and take care of the sick during a severe flu pandemic.1
Learn infection control measures.
Basic Supplies for a Sick Room
Wash hands for 15 seconds with soap and water
Cover a cough or sneeze with tissue
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Q. Is your e-Book really different from all the other resources on the internet about pandemic influenza? A. Yes! "Pandemic Flu Home Care" includes unique information that other resources do not- including how to set up a sick room, taking care of the sick child or adult when health care is not available, working with neighbors, family and friends to establish support networks called "communities of care" and coping with stress. The book is based on the latest clinical practice guidelines and the most recent research. It was written by health professionals and reviewed by leaders in health care as well as consumers. It is a practical resource.
Q. How do I print the e-Book?
A. First make sure you have Adobe Reader on your computer. You can download it for free by clicking on the link Adobe Reader and following the instructions. When you purchase the eBook, you agree to our "Terms of Use." The eBook is for personal use only. Contact us if your organization wants to download multiple copies for educational purposes. If you have further questions, contact us by e-mail at info@pandemichomecare.com Q. Why do I need the information from Pandemic Home Care?
A. A report prepared for the Agency for Health Research Quality states:
Q. How long is the e-Book? A. The e-Book is 80 pages in length. It is a pdf text document.
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Analysis of pandemic flu planning efforts stated that the public will need to know about disease and home care.2
Read about how to set up a sick room and care for the ill at home.
Almost 34% of some groups state they do not have anyone to help take care of them if they become sick.3
Learn to set up support networks we call "communities of care."
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