Quarantine Facilities for Arriving Air Travelers: Identification of Planning Needs and Costs (2008) / Chapter Skim
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The decision would be made by federal authorities, with CDC taking the lead. If the airline does not identify and report a potential communicable disease in flight but requests medical assistance upon landing, the airport medical emergency response team may determine that the situation involves a potential quarantinable illness and the CDC Quarantine Station covering that airport would arrange for further assessment by CDC personnel or by local public health officials.
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If the tests prove positive, quarantine would be extended for the appropriate incubation period. An estimate of these time frames and decision points should be made and conveyed to passengers and crew at this point and then updated as needed.
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sonnel costs. Documentation of medical conditions that may have developed during the quarantine should be part of the records management planning.
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