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Disaster Preparedness for the Health Care Professional
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- Free Access
- Free certificate
- 6 Sequences
- Introductive Level
- Starts on May 10, 2015
- Ends on June 21, 2015
Course details
Syllabus
- Basic Foundational Concepts of Disaster Preparedness
- Incident Command System and Leadership at the Unit Level
- Disaster Communication and Situational Awareness
- Establishing Personal and Family Preparedness
- United States Federal Disaster Resources
- Hospital Preparedness Overview
- Creating Surge Capacity (Lifeboat Ethics)
- Disaster and Mass Casualty Triage
- Workforce Readiness and Willingness to Respond
- Disaster Drills
- Active Shooter and Dangerous Persons
- Terrorism, Bomb Threats, and Other Internal Threats
- Burn Casualty Management
- Bomb and Blast Injury Management
- Chemical Emergencies
- Radiation Emergency Management Overview
- Responding to Radiation Events
- Use of Personal Protective Equipment
- Decontamination
- Seasonal and Pandemic Influenza
- Responding to Emerging Infectious Disease Outbreaks
- Disease Containment Strategies
- Protective Equipment for Safety During Infectious Disease Outbreaks
- Planning for Natural Disasters
- Activation of the Hospital EOC in Response to Natural Disasters
- Morbidity and Mortality Related to Natural Disasters
- Advancing the Science: Current Research Efforts
- Q and A "Ask Us Anything"
Prerequisite
Instructors
- Tener Veenema - Department of Community-Public Health
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