Disaster Preparedness for the Health Care Professional

Programme

Formateurs

Plateforme

WEEK 1: Disaster Preparedness: Overview

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

WEEK 2: Hospital-Based Readiness

Hospital Preparedness Overview
Creating Surge Capacity (Lifeboat Ethics)
Disaster and Mass Casualty Triage
Workforce Readiness and Willingness to Respond
Disaster Drills

WEEK 3: Terrorism

Active Shooter and Dangerous Persons
Terrorism, Bomb Threats, and Other Internal Threats
Burn Casualty Management
Bomb and Blast Injury Management

WEEK 4: Chemical and Radiation Events

Chemical Emergencies
Radiation Emergency Management Overview
Responding to Radiation Events
Use of Personal Protective Equipment
Decontamination

WEEK 5: Pandemic Influenza and Emerging Infections

Seasonal and Pandemic Influenza
Responding to Emerging Infectious Disease Outbreaks
Disease Containment Strategies
Protective Equipment for Safety During Infectious Disease Outbreaks

WEEK 6: Natural Disasters

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"

Tener Veenema - Department of Community-Public Health

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