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Public Health unveils 'InfectMeNot' campaign and details POD trailers, ventilators and stockpile capacity
Summary
San Francisco Department of Public Health described mobile POD trailers and go-kits for outbreak response, a local pharmaceutical stockpile sized for priority groups, and the upcoming InfectMeNot public-education campaign launching in October.
Department of Public Health officials told the Disaster Council on Sept. 12 that the department is preparing public-facing pandemic-flu education and operational assets ahead of an October outreach launch.
Dr. Fourniak described point-of-dispensing (POD) trailers on display that can be pulled to designated neighborhood sites and used to set up clinics. He said the system is designed to help prophylax the city’s daytime population when necessary and that there…
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