CDC’s Interim Zika Response Plan
June 15th, 2016The 57-page plan: http://files.ctctcdn.com/6f0559fe101/01ee9685-9672-4d5c-88e5-0873b30c950f.pdf
CDC will support and help states with key tasks at different stages of the outbreak
Phase level 0 —signifying preparedness activity for when the vector is present or possible in the state—to level 4, when widespread local Zika infections are occurring is several jurisdictions within a state. Most states are currently in phase 0 or 1, meaning Aedes mosquitoes are biting and travel-related or sexually transmitted cases have occurred.
Phase 2 would be a single locally acquired case or a case cluster in a single household.
Phase 3 consists of widespread local transmission contained to a 1-mile area
Phase 4 is widespread transmission in multiple locations.