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Title: Surveillance During Mass Gatherings


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Surveillance During Mass Gatherings
  • Chryssa Gryllis MD PhD
  • Dept for Surveillance and Intervention
  • Hellenic Centre for Infectious Diseases Control
    (KEEL)
  • EPINORTH Seminar 5-10 September 2005,
    Tallinn

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Epidemiologic Surveillance during Athens 2004
Olympic Games
  • Nikoletta Mavroidi MD
  • Olympic Games and Travel Medicine Office
  • Hellenic Centre for Infectious Diseases Control
    (KEEL)

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13 August 2004, Opening Ceremony
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  • Why specific public health planning for the OG?
  • Mass gathering athletic event (visitors,
    spectators, journalists, Olympic Family)
  • Considerable pressure on the country?s
    infrastructure
  • Conditions potentially favoring disease
    occurrence and transmission
  • Framework for potential deliberate release
  • High political economic profile
  • Increased publicity and high media interest

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  • Olympic Cities
  • Athens (all events)
  • Thessaloniki
  • Patras
  • Volos
  • Heraklion
  • Ancient Olympia (shot put)

Soccer preliminaries
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Background- I
  • 200 countries 28 athletic disciplines
  • 18.000 athletes and technical staff (70 Europe
    and N. America, Australia)
  • 1- 3.000.000 visitors (80 air travel) (?
    1.000.000)
  • 20.000 journalist media personnel
  • 30 - 150.000 volunteers (OG Paralympics)

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Definitions
  • Inside the fence
  • Anything or anyplace directly related to the
    Olympic Games or the Olympic Family
  • Venues
  • Ol. Family Hotels
  • Cruise ships
  • Broadcasting centres
  • Olympic Village
  • Outside the fence everything else in the
    Olympic cities/areas
  • Olympic Period 19/7 5/10/2004

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Background- II
  • Country population 10.000.000
  • Athens region population 3.600.000
  • PH Services
  • MoH (regulation, legislation operational
    aspects)
  • KEEL
  • PH Depts in districts regions
  • Total of 52 Districts and 10 regions
  • 11 districts of Olympic interest
  • National School for Public Health
  • Central Public Health Laboratory
  • Central Food Authority

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Background- IIIEnvironmental controls
  • Inside the fence
  • Environmental control by Districts
  • All level food inspection by National Food Agency
  • Outside the fence
  • Environmental control by Districts
  • Food Inspection (retail food consumption sites)
    by Districts
  • Food inspection (all the production/processing
    level to the catering level) by the N.F.A.
  • Animal agricultural products by the services
    of Mo Agriculture

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KEEL OBJECTIVES
  • Outbreak detection investigation management
  • Detection management of deliberate release
    related disease
  • Action intervention after isolated cases of
    notifiable diseases
  • Evaluation of prevention/ intervention measures

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KEEL Strategy
  • Enhancement of the already functioning systems
    and structures

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ENHANCEMENTS OF FUNCTIONING SYSTEMS-I
  • Mandatory Notification System (46 diseases)
  • Laboratory Surveillance (10 enteric pathogens 12
    immunology tests)
  • Sentinel Net (Primary Health Care Physicians)
  • Olympic Syndromic Surveillance (O.S.S.)

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ENHANCEMENTS OF FUNCTIONING SYSTEMS-II
  • What type of system enhancement
  • Content
  • Data Information flow
  • Frequency of reporting
  • Active Surveillance
  • Coordination
  • Increasing awareness
  • Feedback of information!!

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ENHANCEMENTS OF FUNCTIONING SYSTEMS-III
  • Content
  • Disease of priority
  • Modifications in the N.D.S.
  • O.S.S. (Olympic Syndromic Surveillance)

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NDS Priority Diseases-1
  • According to
  • Frequency / probability
  • Potential to cause outbreak
  • Incubation period mode of transmission
  • Severity of disease
  • Necessity to apply PH control measures

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NDS Priority Diseases-2
  • WHICH ONES
  • Immediate notification diseases 12 (very high
    threat BT diphtheria, rabies, SARS)
  • Meningitis/ meningococcal disease
  • Legionellosis - influenza
  • Measles Pertussis
  • Zoonoses (brucellosis)
  • Food borne water borne diseases

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Sentinel Priority Syndromes
  • Varicella
  • Gastroenteritis
  • Rubella
  • Measles
  • Pertussis
  • Mumps
  • Respiratory Infections

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Olympic Surveillance Syndromes
  • Respiratory infection with fever
  • Bloody diarrhea
  • Gastroenteritis (diarrhea, vomiting), without
    blood
  • Febrile illness with rash
  • Meningitis, encephalitis, or unexplained acute
    encephalopathy/delirium
  • Suspected viral hepatitis (acute)
  • Botulism-like syndrome
  • Lymphadenitis with fever
  • Sepsis or unexplained shock
  • Unexplained death with history of fever
  • Other syndrome of possible interest to PH

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  • 2. Data and Info flow (A)
  • Inside the fence
  • Polyclinic of the Olympic Village
  • Athletic venues (220 dispensaries)
  • 10 cruise ships
  • 4 hotels in Athens 4 in the other cities

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  • 2. Data and Info flow (B)
  • Outside the fence (6 cities)
  • 25 Olympic Hospitals (21 General Hospitals
  • 4 specialized hospitals) 17/25 in Athens
  • 29 Hospitals (21 G.H. 8 Sp.H.) 17/29 in Athens
  • 15 Hospitals in the private sector
  • 50 primary health care physicians ?sentinel net
  • Forensic pathology Services ?ad hoc network

Notifiable Diseases Olympic Syndromic Laboratory
Reporting
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  • 2. Data Information flow
  • HOW?
  • To K.E.E.L.
  • By fax telephone email
  • From K.E.E.L.
  • By fax telephone
  • To District Public Health Depts, if action to be
    taken

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Epidemiological Surveillance of Communicable
Diseases in Olympic Venues
  • Information type and form INSIDE THE FENCE
  • 11 Syndromes surveyed were included in the
    ATHOC2004 Medical Record Form filled for each
    patient presenting to any venue clinic
  • Priority notifiable diseases forms provided
  • Forms of both types sent to the ATHOC2004
    Coordination Centre
  • KEEL staff (1 person/round) in the ATHOC2004
    coordinating centre at the Polyclinic

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Venues
  • What is different?
  • Physicians in venues (volunteers) asked/expected
    to notify both (syndromes mandatory
    notification diseases)
  • Venue physicians select syndromes
  • not familiar with PH surveillance and usefulness
  • poor training
  • KEEL staff enhancing sensitivity of surveillance

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ENHANCEMENTS OF THE ALREADY FUNCTIONING SYSTEMS
  • 3. Frequency of reporting
  • (N.D.S. L.S.)
  • Once per day, 10-11 am (1330)

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  • 4. Active Surveillance
  • Zero reporting
  • Olympic Syndromic Surveillance (O.S.S)
  • KEEL communication with certain sites (forensic
    services cruise ships)

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  • 5. Coordination
  • Olympic coordinators (Regional Health Systems)
  • Surveillance Coordinators (Clinical Laboratory
    depts) in hospitals
  • Function of the coordination team at the hospital
    level

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INTENSIFICATION OF THE ALREADY FUNCTIONING SYSTEMS
  • 6. Increasing Awareness
  • Training
  • KEEL staff (EPIET seminars, attended other
    conferences and seminars abroad)
  • Healthcare personnel (28, 7 only for RBC threats)
  • Collaborating agency personnel (Fire Brigade,
    Police, EMS
  • ATHOC2004 volunteers (2000 medical and nursing
    staff, private and military)

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INTENSIFICATION OF THE ALREADY FUNCTIONING SYSTEMS
  • 6. Increasing Awareness
  • Training seminars
  • Condensed easy to grasp - action oriented
    information
  • Training material
  • 3 training opportunities (1h) for the ATHOC2004
    volunteers
  • 3 different groups many volunteers not trained
  • needed more time
  • PH perspective should be present from the
    beginning via the IOC planning

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INTENSIFICATION OF THE ALREADY FUNCTIONING SYSTEMS
  • 7. Feedback of Information
  • Daily report to Health Sector Coordinating Centre
    at MoH (SOTY)
  • Daily report to the representative of MoH at the
    Press Centre
  • Unable to make this report public in our website
  • Cumulative results were sent to the hospitals in
    Sep- Oct 2004

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  • Daily Report and Data Analysis
  • Analysis and report per system and/or by site at
    1500h by the KEEL Surveillance Team
  • Dept of Epi and Intervention
  • Olympic Syndromic Surveillance team
  • Cruise ship team
  • RBC team
  • Foreign experts
  • Denominators
  • Integrated approach Automated analysis
  • EpiData 3.02 SAS 8.2 R 1.9.1 (Poisson
    Binomial)
  • Discussion by the KEEL Coordination Team
  • Global daily report by 1800h

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What was considered, designed implemented
specifically for the Games- I
  • Privately practicing physicians in six Olympic
    cities
  • contact through medical associations
  • focus to specific conditions (GI clusters,
    legionella, suspicion of rare/severe disease)
  • 2. 10 forensic pathology services (pathology
    findings of diseases for immediate report)
  • 3. Enhanced collaboration with Districts
    School of Public Health National Food Agency

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What was considered, designed implemented
specifically for the Games- II
  • 4. Mapping of the laboratory investigation
    capacity
  • 5. Enhancement of the laboratory capacity
    (funding reference centers training
    guidelines / protocols- lab network for BT
    response)
  • 6. Meeting with PH experts from previous mass
    gathering events (May 2004)

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Investigation Response- I
  • Surveillance team (ST)
  • Coordination team (CT)
  • Coordination Centre (CC)
  • Standard operating procedures (signal alert
    individual cases rumors CC)

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Investigation Response- II
  • Increased sensitivity concerning response
  • Rumors
  • Single GI cases in venues
  • Single cases of syndromes other than GI - RS
  • Four outbreak investigation teams rotating
    schedule
  • Fact sheets for general public media
  • Protocols/guidelines for single case and outbreak
    management (gt 30 pathogens- related diseases)

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RESULTS
  • Participation
  • Overall morbidity
  • Cases syndromes
  • Outbreaks

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OG related morbidity

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Overall points
  • Awareness/clinical suspicion
  • Laboratory confirmation
  • Reporting by physicians
  • Preparedness plans
  • Management of incidents (personal protection
    included)
  • Response coordination collaboration with
    other agencies/ ministries etc
  • Training events (July 2003 June 2004 28
    training events, average 1,5d/event, 2.000
    healthcare workers
  • Importance of SARS experience

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What have we learned- I
  • Increased sensitivity participation
  • Increased capacity for response
  • Separation of surveillance-response
  • Lack of sufficient time
  • 2 yrs absolutely necessary
  • PH infrastructure critical
  • Administrative and logistical support
  • Contingency planning for KEEL

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What have we learned- II
  • PH perspective important inside the fence
  • Should be integrated in the initial and global
    planning - need to influence IOC plans
  • Benefit from PH experts with previous similar
    experience
  • International advisors

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What have we learned- III
  • Clear definition of objectives in the framework
    of increased sensitivity
  • Cost effectiveness
  • Enhancement /long-term benefit
  • Challenge of the post-Games era!
  • Not enough pre-OG planning for the post-OG
    assimilation of activities/plans

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