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home > Clinical Resources > Pandemic Preparedness > H1N1 (Human Swine) Flu H1N1 Influenza (Human Swine Flu) The Alberta Medical Association (AMA) is cooperating with Alberta Health and Wellness (AHW) and Alberta Health Services (AHS), providing supplementary communications support for H1N1 materials of interest to physicians. This page is not intended, however, to be an exhaustive resource. For additional information, please visit the: AHS pandemic web page for physicians AHS pandemic web page for health care professionals  Alberta Health Services (AHS) Immunization updates H1N1 immunization resumption, November 3, 2009 bulletin Early treatment for health care workers, including health care workers, October 25, 2009 physician bulletin Physicians pandemic (H1N1) 2009 - Influenza: Clinical Presentation and Management October 20, 2009 bulletin Physician prevention and management of physician H1N1 exposure H1N1 update and registration for physicians Information updates AHS encourages physicians to register for AHS pandemic (H1N1) response Coordination centres established Influenza Assessment Centres established AHS Physician Communication Centre H1N1 request Physician Communication Form AHS physician spokesperson guidelines Pandemic (H1N1) Response Plan  Pandemic (H1N1) memo from Dr. David Megran, Senior Physician Executive, AHS, October 1, 2009 Questions and answers about influenza pandemic  Letters to physicians  May 8, 2009: Physician and staff personal protective equipment and supplies May 2009: Physician and staff kit update May 8, 2009: Physician support and protection in a pandemic Alberta Health and Wellness (AHW) Influenza antiviral prescribing guidelines/availability through community pharmacies Clinical decision-making algorithm, revised December 21, 2009 Interim recommendations for H1N1 treatment of pregnant and lactating women - developed by AHW H1N1 in Alberta Also, what you should do if you have H1N1 June 23, 2009: Lab testing for persons with suspected H1N1 virus April 28, 2009: Guidelines for physicians Alberta confirms two cases of human swine influenza: April 28 news release On Alert for swine influenza: April 26 news release  Alberta Medical Association (AMA) President's Letter, October 30, 2009, Physicians show strong support for H1N1 immunization Follow-up news: $20 H1N1 Pandemic telephone fee, effective October 30, 2009 President's Letter, October 22, 2009, Pandemic planning (see second part of the letter) President's Letter, August 27, 2009, Unique situation for which we are planning President's Letter, August 14, 2009, includes Physician Financial Support Program Canadian Medical Association (CMA) Updates CMA/AMA Pandemic Checklist for Physicians Q and A about an influenza pandemic Public Health Agency of Canada Latest updates  General information and FAQs Free six-hour, accredited CME online course for physicians - Infectious Disease Outbreaks: Tools and strategies for front-line clinicians This course offers a general approach to the roles of primary care practitioners in a pandemic or emerging infectious disease outbreak. It does not provide specific advice on the response to H1N1 flu virus. To view  on this page, use Acrobat Reader. Free download at http://www.adobe.com/prodindex/acrobat/readstep.html#reader This page was last updated on April 21, 2010.

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