Norovirus And Influenza Viruses Still On The Rise

…trotzdem are appropriate emergency plans in most companies and institutions is still always nil! Both the Federal Office for civil protection and disaster relief (BBK), the federal countries – working groups, as well as also the Robert-Koch-Institut (RKI) advises companies and companies already on the impact that an emergency (epidemic, pandemic) or an other emergency scenarios to prepare and consider measures to pull in case of emergency, failure by employees with high disease rates or discontinuation of important resources that guarantee maintenance of business and ensure the existence of. The World Health Organisation (WHO) experts E.g. solid with a global influenza pandemic. While federal and State Governments have responded and is preparing for the event of an outbreak in this country as much as possible, but most care facilities, business and especially the medium-sized businesses underestimate still the possible consequences and the impact of that. that will have the outbreak of a flu pandemic or an other emergency scenarios on the company so the expert assessments.

In most of the facilities and companies, appropriate precautionary measures are still largely absent. While the consequences would be disastrous here. In the peak of a wave of disease, companies with up to 50 percent face personal loss with dire consequences for the existence of the companies. The illness-related failure of suppliers and the Elimination of important resources threaten the supply and capacity of the entire operation. It threatens the closure of many companies and institutions for several weeks. The existence of many companies is massive risk – up to the danger of insolvency. According to WHO the question is not whether a pandemic arrives, but only when. And according to WHO we are already in phase 3 of the six pandemic phases. In the face of this threat, it is very amazing that so far only very few care and community facilities, but also business enterprises maintain an emergency plan with appropriate precautionary measures.