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We are prepared for any outbreak of H1N1: IMSS Jalisco
Note Health | IMSS | Influenza.
While all IMSS clinics continue the active filters, yet there have been no epidemiological alerts. ARCHIVE
◦ There have been no epidemiological alert
Almost a year after the occurrence of human influenza alert remains in the institution
GUADALAJARA, JALISCO .- After nearly a year of the emergence of human influenza virus, the delegate of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) in Jalisco, Carranco Benito Ortiz, said Wednesday that the institution remains on alert, but is prepared against any possible outbreak.
Furthermore, it has a strategic stockpile of drugs and supplies, as well as a reserve of 10% of hospital capacity in case of need to serve more people infected with the virus.
He warned that so far the filters are still active in all the facilities of IMSS hospitals and clinics, and has not received any information about lifting the epidemiological alert.
Carranco Ortiz said after it was expected that the outlook of the virus in the winter season was worse than at the beginning of the epidemic and taken to hospital around 50 thousand Jalisco on suspicion of influenza, in the IMSS Jalisco provided only attention to 4 thousand 800 people from October 2009 to March this year.
"We are working on alert status in which the specificity is behaving the phenomenon."
According to the delegate, the contingency health care did affect other programs of the IMSS in the first months, but the experience served to you in this 2010 to ensure the supply of drugs, support materials and areas of hospitalization.
REPORT / Thames VILLASE?OR
.
We are prepared for any outbreak of H1N1: IMSS Jalisco
Note Health | IMSS | Influenza.
While all IMSS clinics continue the active filters, yet there have been no epidemiological alerts. ARCHIVE
◦ There have been no epidemiological alert
Almost a year after the occurrence of human influenza alert remains in the institution
GUADALAJARA, JALISCO .- After nearly a year of the emergence of human influenza virus, the delegate of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) in Jalisco, Carranco Benito Ortiz, said Wednesday that the institution remains on alert, but is prepared against any possible outbreak.
Furthermore, it has a strategic stockpile of drugs and supplies, as well as a reserve of 10% of hospital capacity in case of need to serve more people infected with the virus.
He warned that so far the filters are still active in all the facilities of IMSS hospitals and clinics, and has not received any information about lifting the epidemiological alert.
Carranco Ortiz said after it was expected that the outlook of the virus in the winter season was worse than at the beginning of the epidemic and taken to hospital around 50 thousand Jalisco on suspicion of influenza, in the IMSS Jalisco provided only attention to 4 thousand 800 people from October 2009 to March this year.
"We are working on alert status in which the specificity is behaving the phenomenon."
According to the delegate, the contingency health care did affect other programs of the IMSS in the first months, but the experience served to you in this 2010 to ensure the supply of drugs, support materials and areas of hospitalization.
REPORT / Thames VILLASE?OR
.