A tool for investigation of Sabin Like 2 (SL2) poliovirus isolation in human or in the environment

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A tool for investigation of Sabin Like 2 (SL2) poliovirus isolation in human or in the environment WHO Geneva 8 March 2017

COUNTRY: Investigation of Sabin2 Positive AFP Case, Healthy Person or Environmental Sample Site The National authority should initiate the detailed investigation within 48 hours of receipt of the notification of SL2 from the laboratory NOTE: Use dd/mm/yyyy format for date This form/report should be sent to the National EPI manager / WHO EPI medical officer or as decided by the country team 1 P a g e

Investigation team No Name Organization Contact address 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Date laboratory report received: Date investigation started: Date investigation completed: Date report submitted: 2 P a g e

1. Location of the case /contact /healthy person/es site Province or State or admin1 equivalent area: District or admin2 equivalent area: Sub-district or admin3 equivalent area: Village, township or other: Name and phone number of the community leader Other land marks/boundary with/address: Date & type of most recent WPV detected, province/district: Date & type of most recent VDPV detected, province/district: Date & type of most recent Sabine virus detected, province/district: Date of topv-bopv switch: Date of most recent topv used through SIA: Date of most recent mopv2 used through SIA: Current RI schedule: only OPV, only IPV, OPV+IPV Geo location of the case or environmental site Latitude: Longitude: 3 P a g e

Map showing the location /Geo location 4 P a g e

2. AFP case, contact or healthy person s detail EPID number/other identifier: Name: Date of birth/age (m): Sex: Date of onset of paralysis/weakness: Site of paralysis/weakness (If AFP): Rt leg, Rt arm, Lt leg, Lt arm, Other Stool specimen details AFP case/contact/healthy persons AFP case Date 1 st stool collection Date 2 nd stool collection Date 1 st stool sent to lab Date 2 nd stool sent to lab Date 1 st stool received by lab Date 2 nd stool received by lab Date lab result Viruses isolated Genetic sequencing (nucleotide difference) Contact (if positive for SL2) Healthy person (if positive for SL2) Vaccination history of AFP case/contact/healthy person AFP case Contact Healthy person Routine Immunization SIAs (prior to stool collection) Total *Card or by recall Number of RI OPV doses Number of RI IPV doses Date most recent RI bopv* Date most recent RI topv* Date of most recent IPV* Name of RI centre Number of SIA doses Date of most recent SIA Date of most recent topv or mopv2 SIA Total number of OPV + IPV doses received (RI and SIA) 5 P a g e

Primary Immunodeficiency (PID) Screening (Jeffrey Model Warning Signs) AFP Case Contact Healthy Individual Four or more new ear infections within 1 year Two or more serious sinus infections within 1 year Two or more months of antibiotics with little effect Two or more pneumonias within 1 year Failure to gain weight or grow normally Recurrent, deep skin or organ abscesses Recent thrush in mouth or fungal infection on skin Need for intravenous antibiotics to clear infections Two or more deep-seated infections including septicaemia A family history of PI Total Travel history Did the AFP case/contact/healthy individual travel 30 days prior to the onset of paralysis/weakness? Yes/No If Yes, where? (Explain briefly and give dates as best as possible) Has AFP case/contact/healthy individual travelled other areas since the onset of paralysis/weakness? Yes/No If Yes, where? (Explain briefly and give dates as best as possible) 6 P a g e

Did any close family members travel outside of the local area 30 days before onset of paralysis? Yes/No If Yes, where? (Explain briefly and give dates as best as possible) Were there any recent visitors to the home from outside of the local area in the 30 days prior to the onset of paralysis? Including confirmed or suspected PID individual or IDPs visitor Yes/No If Yes, from where? (Explain briefly and give dates as best as possible) Others (neighbours or same community members, travel history of pattern, etc.): 7 P a g e

3. Environmental sample site details EPID number/lab ID: Name of the ES site: Date when this ES started: Frequency of the sample collection: Method of collection: What time of day the sample was collected (Morning, Afternoon): Name of the sample collector: Name of the supervisor: Number of times in past 12 months PV isolated from this site: Number of times in past 12 months NPEV isolated from this site: Number of times in past 12 months Sabine virus isolated from this site: Date of most recent isolation of PV with type: Date of most recent Sabin virus isolated with type: Areas that are drained to this site: District Sub-district Village/settle ment Total population High risk pop type (if) Any social event that took place before the sample collection: If yes, date and description: ES specimen details Date of ES collection: Date of ES sent to lab: Date of ES received by lab: Date of lab result: Lab result: Genetic sequencing information: 8 P a g e

4. Search for any containment breach If the SL2 isolation is found to be directly or indirectly related to a polio laboratory or any human laboratory or a vaccine production facility then a competent virologist, laboratory expert, containment expert should investigate the laboratory or the vaccine facility as applicable (a separate detailed technical investigation may be used as recommended by the GPLN or the containment group). Findings: 9 P a g e

5. Active case search summary Active case search in the nearby health facility and in the community (use AFP case investigation form of the country to investigate a suspected AFP case found during the search attach a line list of the case(s). Name of place where AFP case detected EPID number Name of AFP case Date of birth /age Sex Date of onset Date of investigation Stool specimen collected? PID* line list (if applicable) Name of place where PID case detected EPID number Name of PID case Date of birth /age Sex Date of onset Date of investigation Stool specimen collected? A separate case investigation form should be used for full investigation of a suspected AFP or PID case * Primary Immune Deficiency 10 P a g e

6. topv & mopv2 search summary Conduct a search for topv and mopv2 vaccine as applicable for the area and country including at the health facilities and storage facilities at all levels regardless of the location from where SL2 was isolated. Use a tool attached as Annex 1 to conduct a search for topv Name of place where topv/mopv2 found topv/mopv2 # unopened vial # partially used vial # empty vial Remarks Observations on vaccine management in the facility in general and also for mopv2 (if, stock register matched or not, etc. 11 P a g e

7. Immunization coverage survey summary among children 6-59 months old Use a tool attached as annex 2 to conduct the survey Name of area /cluster % children received 3 OPV doses by card % children received 3 OPV doses by recall % children received at least 1 IPV /fipv dose by card % children received at least 1 IPV /fipv dose by recall Remarks 12 P a g e

8. Area profile Province District Total population <15 children <5 children OPV3 /DTP3 coverage, last 12 months IPV coverage last 12 months OPV /IPV coverage SIA, last 12 months NPAF rate last 12 months Stool adequacy rate last 12 months other IPV supply situation (number of doses available) 13 P a g e

9. Summary of main findings: [provide bullet list of main findings] 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 14 P a g e

10. Conclusions: [provide bullet list of main conclusions, i.e. what can be learned, deducted and concluded by considering the key findings.] 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 15 P a g e

11. Recommendations and next steps: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 16 P a g e

Annex 1: topv & mopv2 search survey tool (use one form for each site) Country Province District Sub district Type of facility: Health care facility vaccination centre medicine shop vaccine storage facility other (specify) Name and address of the facility: Name & designation of the contact person or person interviewed: # topv / mopv2 vial found (circle) # un-opened vial # partially used vial # empty vial # of total doses found Vial stored in a cold chain? Yes/no If not in cold chain, how it is stored? VVM status of the vial (good/bad) Manufacturer of the vaccine Date of received of the vaccine Source of the vaccine (Government supply, private market Reason for not disposing Is the authority willing to dispose the vaccine now? Has the vaccine been disposed as per WHO guide*? yes/no If disposed, what method used? Persons, designation, signature who witnessed of disposal (if) 1. 2. 3. Has any compensation given? Two bopv doses for each topv /mopv2 dose or other, mention, Yes/no Has any certification of disposal been given? Yes/no *How to handle & dispose topv : http://www.who.int/immunization/diseases/poliomyelitis/endgame_objective2/oral_polio_vaccine/sops_topv_found_after_the_switch_july2016.pdf 17 P a g e

Annex 2: Immunization coverage survey summary among children 6-59 months old (use one form for 10 households in an area or cluster or block) Methods: Sub divide the infected district or the area into at least three clusters or blocks Select 10 households randomly from each cluster or block Assess vaccination status of all children aged between 6 month and 59 months old, by card and history Select area of residence of SL2 positive case/contact ten households from each cluster randomly For a district or area with small population, select the infected district or area and take other two adjacent districts or areas for the survey and follow the guide mentioned above Include children only who are physically present at the time of survey Do not include visiting children or children from relatives who were not present in the household for the last 6 months Country: Province: District: Sub-district: Name of the area: Surveyor name and contact number: Name of the head of the household ( use one row for each child from the same household) Name of the children 6-59 months old (physically present at the time of survey) Age / sex of the child Number of OPV dose received Number of IPV or fipv dose received By card By history By card By history 18 P a g e

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