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Session structure Overview Actions Outputs Challenges Exercises Module 6 Monitoring control measures 2

Overview Define and validate the monitoring of control measures Assess if the control measures are working Know what corrective actions are needed when things go wrong Module 6 Monitoring control measures 3 Control measures: what/how/when should be monitored? where/who? Monitoring results: Is the control measure working? What corrective actions are needed? Y N

Actions Effective monitoring: What is being monitored How What time / frequency Where Who will monitor Who will analyse Who gets results Module 6 Monitoring control measures 4

Control measure Critical limit WhatWhereWhenHowWhoCorrective action Chlorination at water treatment >0.5 & < 1.5 mg/l Disinfectant residual Entry to distribution On-lineAnalyserWQ officer See non compliance protocol 5

Outputs Module 6 Monitoring control measures 6 Picture source: Accurate assessment of the performance of control measures Explicit corrective actions where needed Broken fence – failing control Fix it

Challenges Absent or ineffective evaluation of data Staff expectations / attitude Lack of resources for monitoring and corrective actions – human and financial Module 6 Monitoring control measures 7 /

8 Exercise In small groups 45 minutes Walkerton case study Prepare a timeline of events and indicate the opportunities for intervention that could have prevented or reduced the scope of the outbreak. What actions should the operators of this facility have taken that could have prevented this outbreak? Who was to blame?