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Funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Presentations Meeting Documents Agenda Participant List Final Report		Presentations A(H1N1) : WHO’s Global Communications Response Gregory Härtl Communications Team Lead, H1N1 World Health Organization, HQ PAHO's Experience Daniel Epstein Public Information Office Pan American Health Organization / WHO H1N1 in Mexico Carlos Santos-Burgoa Dirección General de Promoción de la Salud Secretaría de la Salud, México Guiding Principles for Pandemic H1N1 Influenza Communication: CDC’s Response to Date and Preparing for What May be Ahead Glen Nowak Director, Division of Media Relations Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / HHS Canada's Communication Experience, H1N1 Natasha Manji Communications Executive, Pandemic Public Health Agency of Canada Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Strengths and Weaknesses John Rainford Project Manager, Risk Communication, IHR World Health Organization United States Vaccine and Immunization Strategy for Novel H1N1 Virus: Communication Challenges Bruce G. Gellin Director, National Vaccine Program Office US Department of Health and Human Services Communication challenges for H1N1 vaccine: Scenarios for planning Silvio Waisbord School of Media and Public Affairs George Washington University Chile's Experience (Spanish) Maritza Labraña Department of Epidemiology Ministry of Health, Chile A Closer Look: Egypt’s Communication Response to H5N1 and H1N1 outbreaks Omid Mohit Technical Officer, Media and Communication World Health Organization / EMRO Sharing Public Health Guidance: Lessons Learned Marsha L. Vanderford Director, Emergency Communication System Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / HHS