This drill package is part of a broader COVID-19 simulation exercise package, including vaccine tabletop exercises(TTX). For exercises to be most effective, it is recommended they should be part of a comprehensive programme made up of progressively complex exercises, each exercise building on the previous one until they are as close to reality as possible Available in English, Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish and Portugues

To support countries’ preparedness effort on the COVID-19 outbreak, the Department of Health Security Preparedness at the WHO headquarters has developed various COVID-19 tabletop exercise (TTX) and Drills (DR) packages . If you need technical support to implement any of the exercises listed on this page, please contact your WHO country office or regional office focal point

The COVID-19 Table-Top Exercise (TTX) is a simulation package which uses a progressive scenario together with series of scripted specific injects to enable participants to consider the potential impact of an outbreak in terms of existing plans, procedures and capacities. The aim of the TTX is to strengthen national levels of readiness against the virus through a series of facilitated group discussions

L’exercice COVID-19 de Table Top (TTX) est un outil qui a été développé pour aider les gouvernements et les organismes à renforcer les plans et les politiques dans le but d’identifier, de contenir l’apparation de cas de COVID-19 dans le pays. La simulation TTX est conçue pour soutenir l’utilisation de la « liste des repères de préparation opérationnelle pour COVID-19» (voir dans les documents de référence fournis). Cet exercice utilise un scénario commençant avec un cas importé, comme base pour une discussion détaillée guidée par le facilitateur de l’exercice

L'exercice de table COVID-19 (TTX) est un package de simulation qui utilise un scénario progressif ainsi qu'une série d'injects spécifiques pour permettre aux participants de considérer l'impact potentiel d'une épidémie sur les plans, procédures et capacités existants. Le TTX a pour objectif de renforcer les niveaux nationaux de préparation au coronavirus grâce à une série de discussions de groupe facilitées

Évaluation des participants| COVID-19 TTX Vos commentaires nous aideront à maintenir et à améliorer la qualité et la pertinence des futurs exercices de simulation.

Participants’ Evaluation | COVID-19 TTX Your feedback will assist us to maintain and improve the quality and relevance of future simulation exercises.

The Table Top (TTX) COVID-19 exercise is a tool that has been developed to assist Governments and Agencies in the process of strengthening plans and policies with the intention of being able to identify and contain and outbreak of COVID19 in the country. The TTX Simulation is designed to support the use of the “WHO Operational Readiness Benchmarks for COVID-19” (see in reference documents provided). This exercise uses the scenario of an imported case, as the base for a detailed discussion guided by the exercise facilitator

General Objectives 1. Share information on practices on IPC for endemic colonization in a tertiary facility and how those precautions could evolve based on the progress of the event, then further integrating response capabilities, plans and procedures to triage and implement source control measures for case of COVID-19 in your facility. 2. Identify challenges in bed occupancy and staff management between different departments. 3. Conduct gap analysis through reflection on how the scenario could play out in your countries. 4. Identify areas for action in your facilities based on the issues explored in the scenario

General Objectives 1. Share information on the progress of your preparation, including response capabilities, plans and procedures to identify and respond to an imported case of COVID-19 in your country. 2. Identify areas of interdependence between health actors and other sectors 3. Conduct gap analysis based on the COVID-19 Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan (SPRP) 4. Develop an action plan to enhance your level of readiness, based on the SPRP