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1. Introduction: What is a Pandemic? Declaring a pandemic What is the difference between a pandemic and an epidemic? What is the purpose of declaring a pandemic? COVID-19 Flu pandemics in recent history 2. How Pandemics Affect Society Impact on the healthcare system Impact on private business Impact on governments 3. First Things First: Stay Informed and Don’t Panic Know Who to Listen To Remember that there’s no need to panic How to cope with the fear 4. What to Do When a Pandemic Seems Imminent Plan for the worst. Prepare for disruptions in the community Gather important documents and records Save as much money as possible Know what you’ll do for childcare Know which symptoms to look out for Practice good hygiene Do your part to prevent further spreading Stay up to date 5. Maximize Your Chances of Staying Healthy 6. How to Prep Your Pantry Why you should stock up Which foods should you buy? Fruit Vegetables Proteins Grains Dairy Healthy Fats Beverages Other How much food should I buy? How should I store my food? 7. Other Supplies to Stock Up On Hygiene and personal care Pet supplies Cleaning supplies Other supplies 8. How to Keep Your Home Clean 9. What if You Can’t Work? Paid leave Sick leave Pandemic-specific legislation Disability Unemployment Paid family leave Self-employed persons and independent contractors 10. What If You Get Sick? Seek medical attention and testing Monitor your symptoms Separate yourself from others in your household Keep your space clean and sanitized 11. How to Enjoy Life During a Pandemic Maintain (or improve) your principles of self-care Work out at home Reach out Make plenty of time for relaxing activities Enjoy your children If you can, get out of the house 12. Conclusion Sign up for Darrin Bergmann's Mailing List Also By Darrin Bergmann
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