Table 20.12.

Selective parts of the disaster resilience scorecard for public health related to lockdown assessment.

Essential #	Subject/issue	Expert knowledge	Key personnel
A1.1/9.2	Governance mechanisms for disaster risk and emergency management include public health professionals	2	2
A2.1	Disaster risk planning includes public health emergencies	2	0
A2.2	Consideration of public health impacts arising from other disasters	2	2
A2.3	Inclusion in disaster planning of preexisting chronic health issues	0	2
A3.1	Funding earmarked for addressing public health implications of disasters	1	2
A4.1	Conformance of key health facilities with resilient land zoning and building codes	4	3
A5.1	Preservation and management of ecosystem services that provide public health benefits	3	3
A6.1	Sufficient, skilled health professionals to maintain public health around disasters	2	2
A6.2	Public health data shared with all stakeholders that need it	3	2
A7.1	Communities are prepared to maintain public health levels after a disaster	2	2
A7.1.2	Community can access and trust public health information	2	2
A7.2	Community's ability to “return to normality” – mental health	1	1
A8.1	Existence of health infrastructure besides hospitals (e.g., isolation, clinics, labs, supplies)	3	3
A8.2	Health facilities can manage a surge of patients	2	1
A8.3	Continuity of care for those already sick	4	2
A9.1	Early warning systems exist for impending health-care emergencies	3	3
A9.2/9.3/9.4	Integration of public health with emergency management	3	3
A9.5	Existing stockpile of public health items, PPE, medications, and equipment	3	1
A10.1/10.2	Mitigating long-term impact on public health	1	0