H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu)

Gripe H1N1 (Gripe Porcina)

Welcome to the City of Milwaukee's H1N1 Flu Website.

To jump to the information you need, click on a topic below:

Consent Forms (Formularios de Consentimiento)
H1N1 Clinics (Clínicas de H1N1)
General Information (Información en General)

Consent Forms

To speed your trip through our H1N1 vaccination clinics (Para acelerar su visita a través de nuestras clínicas de vacunación):

click here to open the consent form PDF file (clic aquí para abrir el archivo PDF del formulario de consentimiento)
print it out (imprímalo)
fill out Part I on page 1 of the form (llene la parte I en la página 1 en el formulario)
fill out Parts II and IV on page 2 of the form (llene las partes II y IV en la página 2 del formulario)
bring it with you to the clinic (tráigalo con usted a la clínica)

H1N1 Clinics

Posted January 8, 2010

Starting Monday, January 11th, free H1N1 vaccine will be available at all regularly scheduled walk-in clinics. To see MHD's walk-in clinic schedule, click here.

Healthcare Provider Recommendation Updates

Posted October 21, 2009

For more information, please visit our site for Professionals by clicking here.

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MHD Situational Awareness Reports

The City of Milwaukee Health Department has been publishing weekly Situational Awareness Reports (Sit Reports). These provide the most recent information about the MHD, State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) response to H1N1. MHD will provide these reports throughout the 2009-2010 influenza season.

For the most recent Sit Report, as well as for older reports, please click here.

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Media Information

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Surveillance Resources

Fluview - A National Weekly Flu Surveillance Report (all flu types) from the CDC

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General Information

Status and Reports

The CDC reports local flu activity throughout Wisconsin.
Click here for Harvard University's December 2009 report entitled "The Severity of Pandemic H1N1 Influenza in the UnitedStates, from April to July 2009: A Bayesian Analysis".
ASQ Quarterly Quality Report - H1N1 Influenza and Quality Tools: What Have We Learned?

Prevention and Treatment

For more information about symptoms and recommendations for prevention and treatment of H1N1, please visit the following links:
For detailed information about flu treatment and prevention for Individuals and Families, please click here.
For detailed information about the flu for Professionals, please click here. This page provides resources, local information and guidance for businesses, community and faith-based organizations, healthcare providers, universities and colleges, and K-12 schools and child care agencies. Contact information for a Health Department Sector liaison is also available.
You can also visit the CDC H1N1 website available at www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu. You may also wish to visit the Wisconsin State Department of Health Services website, available at pandemic.wisconsin.gov.

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Contact Information

Have Additonal Questions? Call 2-1-1 toll free. 2-1-1 service will provide free information on H1N1 Influenza prevention and community resources. Your call to 2-1-1 is confidential, and is available throughout Wisconsin. If you dial 2-1-1 from a cellular phone and encounter problems, dial 877-947-2211.

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