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Monitor situation.
Disseminateinformation to health
care partners.
Focus on diseasesurveillance.
Activate CountyEmergency
Operations Center.
Conduct contacttracing.
Ensure isolation andquarantine.
Implement socialdistancing.
Continue activation of County Emergency Operations Center.
Assess health care system capacity.
Continue contact tracing.
Establish alternate care sites.
Consider activation of local continuity of operations plans.
Request additional resources for personnel personal protectiveequipment and supplies.
Case in the U.S.,Not in Florida
Provide messagesemphasizing infection
control practices.
Implement enhanceddisease surveillance.
Develop riskcommunication
strategies.
Conduct daily callswith local health
departments.
Consider activatingJoint Information
Center.
Single Casein Florida
Activate StateEmergency Response
Team, Level 2.
Deploy diseasecontrol expertise.
Announce case andimplement riskcommunication
strategies.
Consider declaringlocal public health
emergency.
Multiple Casesin a Single
Florida County
Continue activationof State Emergency
Response Team,Level 2, including law
enforcement, masscare, fire and EMS.
Support of ESF 8and ESF 14 by
DOH Office ofCommunications.
Consider declaringState Public Health
Emergency.
Multiple Casesin Multiple
Florida Counties
Activate StateEmergency Response
Team, Level 1.
Declare State PublicHealth Emergency.
Deploy State MedicalResponse Teams and
other resources.
Consider declaringState of Emergency.
Widespread Casesin Florida
Continue activation ofState EmergencyResponse Team,
Level 1.
Continue State PublicHealth Emergency.
Consider declaringState of Emergency.
Consider requestingFederal Disaster
Declaration.
Florida’s Response toEmerging Infectious Disease
LOCAL-LEVEL ACTIONS
FloridaHealth.gov • Florida Department of Health • #FLHealthFacts
STATE-LEVEL ACTIONS
10/15/14
Local county contact information can be found at FloridaHealth.gov.
