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Dahna Batts, MD, FACEP

CAPT, US Public Health Service

Healthcare Preparedness Activity

Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response

June 2016

StopAnthrax™ Pilot Test

StopAnthraxTM: Anthrax MCMs Text Messaging Project

 Office of  Public  Health  Preparedness  and  Response

Division  of  State and Local Readiness

 

Overview

  • Healthcare Preparedness Activity (HPA) vision and mission 

  • StopAnthraxTM  

    • About the program 

    • Jurisdictional Pilot Test Using Cipro Healthy Adult Protocol 

  • Next steps 

 
  • Vision: healthcare systems effectively preparing for and responding to emergencies 

  • Mission: to support public health, healthcare, and emergency management working together to safely deliver the right care at the right time and in the right place 

    • Produce tools and guidance http://www.cdc.gov/phpr/healthcare  

    • Coordinate and liaise with public and private partners 

    • Conduct workshops, stakeholder meetings, and exercises 

Healthcare Preparedness Activity

 

About the Program

 

  • StopAnthrax™ is a set of text messaging protocols for Strategic National Stockpile (SNS) medical countermeasures (MCMs) that would be dispensed during an anthrax incident 

  • Consists of text messages for adults, including pregnant women and parents for 4 anthrax MCMs 

    • Amoxicillin (amox) 

    • Ciprofloxacin (cipro) 

    • Doxycycline (doxy) 

    • Anthrax Vaccine Adsorbed (AVA) 

StopAnthraxTM Text Messaging Program

 
  • CDC plans to activate StopAnthraxTM in a major anthrax incident 

  • StopAnthraxTM is designed to:  

    • Encourage MCM adherence 

    • Encourage users to report adverse events to existing FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS)and Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) systems  

    • Direct users to seek medical attention for anthrax or MCM-related adverse event symptoms 

    • Provide relevant (e.g., population specific) health education 

StopAnthraxTM

 
  • Stand-alone, bidirectional program 

  • Intended for adults who receive anthrax MCMs from points of dispensing (PODs)  

  • Assumes they are not sharing their cell phone or medication 

  • Provides text messages to users for up to 60 days 

StopAnthraxTM (continued)

 

  • Four major types of text messages: 

    • Education  

    • Adverse event reporting 

    • Adverse event feedback 

    • Medication reminder 

StopAnthraxTM Components

 

Jurisdictional Pilot Test using Cipro Healthy Adult Protocol

 

Purpose and Objectives

  • Purpose of the pilot test is to gather user feedback on the StopAnthrax™ program 

  • Objectives 

    1. 1.Identify potential issues or barriers to enrolling in StopAnthrax™ from a participant as well as local health department perspective 

    2. 2.Identify potential issues or barriers to participating in StopAnthrax™ from a user's perspective 

    3. 3.Collect opinions on StopAnthrax™ messaging 

 

What to Expect

  • When you go through the POD, you will see posters and other materials encouraging you to enroll in StopAnthrax™ 

    • Enrollment in the pilot test is voluntary 

    • Message and data rates may apply 

  • If you enroll, you will receive text messages for up to 10 days 

    • You may receive an average of 10 messages per day 

    • You can opt-out at any time 

  • At the end of the pilot test, you will have an opportunity to provide feedback about your experience 

    • Feedback is optional and all responses will be anonymous 

 

Security

  • All information collected for the purpose of this pilot test will not be shared 

    • This includes your phone number 

  • At the completion of the pilot test, we will delete all phone numbers from our records 

  • If you provide feedback at the end of the test, your responses will not be tied to your phone number 

 

How to Enroll

  • Text "ANTHRAX" to the number designated on the posters and enrollment cards displayed at the POD 

  • Answer 4 short enrollment questions 

    • Once completed, you will be enrolled in the pilot test 

 

How to Respond

  • Participate as if you were taking Cipro for anthrax 

  • Some messages may ask if you are experiencing side effects from your medication or if you have changed antibiotics 

    • Respond to these messages however you choose 

  • Some messages may direct you to call phone numbers or visit websites  

    • This is not part of the pilot test 

    • Please ignore these directions and do not call these numbers or visit these websites 

 

How to Provide Feedback

  • You will receive a message at the end of the pilot test with a link to an online survey consisting of 14 questions about your experience 

  • The survey will be open to the first 660 respondents 

  • All feedback will be anonymous 

 

Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response

Division of State and Local Readiness

Questions?

 
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