Gaffney, Margaret M.Carr, Katherine A.2008-08-272008-08-272008-08-27https://hdl.handle.net/1805/1676This report was prepared by the Indiana University Center for Bioethics under contract with the Indiana State Department of Health as a part of the project “Translating Ethics Advice into Practice: Public and Professional Outreach about Pandemic Influenza Planning in Indiana.” The views expressed in this document are those of the authors and may not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Center for Bioethics, Indiana University, or the Indiana State Department of Health.The Indiana University Center for Bioethics convened expert panels for each of the four topics of the Technical Advisory Documents (TADs): altered standards of care, triage, vaccine and antiviral allocation, and healthcare workforce management. The goal of each meeting was to assess the relevance and applicability of the recommendations put forth by the TADs. Participants were encouraged to apply the seven ethical points and assess the feasibility of the recommendations by examining case studies intended to portray real world ethical dilemmas. Engagement from the public was critical for each panel to learn the full ethical and social implications of pandemic influenza preparedness and planning.en-USPandemic influenzaPandemic fluIndianaEpidemicsPublic healthEthical issuesTechnical Report