INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS|United Nations|UN specialised agency|World Health Organisation
- éigeandáil ghrádaithe Tagairt Comhairle-GA
- ga
- graded emergency
- en
- Sainmhíniú acute public health event or public emergency requiring WHO's 'limited' (Grade 1), 'moderate' (Grade 2) or 'major/maximal ' (Grade 3) response Tagairt "Council-EN based on: - WHO Emergency Response Framework (ERF) – 2nd edition, 2017, ISBN 978-92-4-151229-9- WHO’s Monthly Operational Update on Health Emergencies - Issue 22 | April 2024 - World | ReliefWeb"
- Nóta 1. WHO classifies emergencies under a series of grades as part of an internal process carried out in order to activate the organisation's Incident Management System and Emergency SOPs and determine the most appropriate operational response to an emergency and the corresponding amount of internal and external human and material resources needed to deal with it. 2. The grades reflect the level of response required, ranging from ‘limited’ (grade 1) and ‘moderate’ (grade 2) to ‘major’/‘maximal’ (grade 3).3. A graded emergency lasting longer than six months is reclassified as a protracted emergency.
- situation d'urgence classée
- fr
- Sainmhíniú crise aiguë ou situation d’urgence ayant un impact sur la santé publique, qui exige une intervention immédiate de la part de l’OMS Tagairt "OMS, Cadre d'action d'urgence, procédures internes de l'OMS, (21.11.2024)"
- Nóta L’OMS définit trois catégories d’urgence qui indiquent le niveau d’intervention immédiate de l’Organisation : le niveau 1 (action limitée), le niveau 2 (action modérée) et le niveau 3 (action majeure/maximale).