2015-05-14-世界卫生组织-Meeting_of_the_Pandemic_Influenza_Preparedness_Framework_Advisory_Group,_14-17_April_2015_11页_508kb

报告摘要

Meeting Overview

The Pandemic Influenza Preparedness (PIP) Framework Advisory Group met in Geneva, Switzerland, from 14-17 April 2015. Key participants included 13 out of 18 members; Dr. Frances McGrath was selected as Vice-Chair. The meeting focused on accelerating implementation of the PIP Framework, discussing upgrades to mechanisms like Virus Sharing and Genetic Sequence Data (GSD) handling, and planning for the 2016 framework review. Industry and stakeholder consultations were held on Day 3.

Key Updates

Partnership Contributions (PC): Collection progress noted, with challenges in timely payments and invoice timing. Industry suggested using newer sales data reference years. Proposed to enhance synergy with other initiatives like GAP.
Virus Sharing: Importance of rapid detection and development of pandemic vaccines emphasized. Timely virus sharing in the Influenza Virus Traceability Mechanism (IVTM) was highlighted.
Global Action Plan for Influenza Vaccines (GAP):closing end-2016; recommendations included analyzing implications for the 2016 PIP review.
Genetic Sequence Data (GSD): Updates on handling and sharing systems; prototype search engine developed for monitoring GSD use in end products. Follow-up actions involve testing with database providers.
Communications and Outreach: Secretariat provided updates on user-friendly materials, such as videos and portals. Recommended diversifying media outreach and publications to increase awareness.
Deployment Planning: An Informal Technical Workshop provided preliminary findings on a simulation tool for pandemic product deployment, considering data security.

Recommendations to Director-General

Accelerate implementation of Partnership Contribution funds and address regional challenges.
Include PIP Framework statements on database websites and continue collaboration with organizations like WDCM and WFCC.
Prepare for the 2016 PIP Framework review by conducting comprehensive analyses, including lessons from GAP closure and stakeholder feedback.
Enhance communications to better reach diverse audiences at regional levels.

Meeting Outcomes

Adopted meeting report after comments.
Drafted Terms of Reference for a Technical Working Group on GSD sharing systems.
Selected Vice-Chair and integrated stakeholder input throughout discussions.