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• Tribal Health Programs are currently in the development, review, and implementation of emergency response plans, policies, and procedures on infectious disease.
• Tribal Health Programs have requested guidance on emergency operations center activations as they identify avenues to staff the EOC with numbers and skills necessary to support the response and assure worker safety.

Tribal Health Programs have indicated that there are backlogs in supply chains, including hand sanitizers, disinfectant and cleaning supplies, masks, and gloves through McKesson and other established suppliers.

• Tribal Health Programs are updating their staff regularly with each new recommendation and guidance from the CDC and continue to seek informative ways of communicating updates to staff.
• Infectious and communicable disease trainings continue across the state with requests of tailored departmental information for Tribal clinics.

• Tribal Health Programs are engaging with Tribes, federal, state, and local entities to improve communication strategies and share resources to support their communities.
• Tribal Health Programs have identified a need to improve data sharing.

• Tribal Health Programs are sharing emerging information and working to develop, coordinate, and disseminate educational materials, alerts, and warnings.

• Tribal Health Programs are seeking additional collaboration with Tribes and local partners to support their communities through the COVID-19 response and recovery.
• Tribal Health Programs are designated as Public Health Authorities or working on obtaining designation from the Tribes they serve.

•  Tribes are working to identify nonpharmaceutical interventions, quarantine and isolation supports, and conduct case investigations and contact tracing to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.