community, with topics relevant to whole community. These exchanges of ideas are free of charge and available to anyone who wishes to participate. Wednesdays in March: 3:00 4:00 p.m. EST : – 3/7 Applying Instructional Design Strategies and Behavior Theory to Household Disaster Preparedness Training 3/14 VOADS and Government: Shared Training Resources 3/21 Incorporating Reusable Learning Objects (RLOs) in Training: How to Use from an Instructional Systems Designer 3/28 Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP): Beyond the Templates March 28 Webinar 1:00-2:30 PM ET Register Panelists will share experiences and recommendations that can help participants prepare for mass casualty incidents. The diverse panel will cover topics such as surge management, triage, prioritization of surgical care, incorporating pediatric providers in adult response operations, and mortuary issues. Due to high interest in this webinar, space is extremely limited On- Online 8 hr Environmental CDC’s popular awareness-level course has been revamped in Helps prepare environmental health Health Training in partnership with the Federal Emergency Management Agency Available professionals and other emergency Emergency (FEMA). The course addresses the role of environmental health response personnel by providing Response responders in preparing for, responding to, and recovering from them with the necessary emergencies and disasters, including issues and challenges in knowledge, skills, and resources to disaster management, responder safety and health, safe water, food address the environmental health safety, wastewater, building assessments, vectors and pests, solid impacts of emergencies and waste and debris, shelters, and radiation. disasters. Podcast On-demand A large hospital evacuates patient’s due to an internal infrastructure Available Assessing Capabilities for failure in a disaster. How does another hospital and the healthcare Rapid Patient coalition manage this type of surge? Planning knowledge for space Surge for planning and staffing, equipment and other resources to support this Patients are crucial. Webinar Cultural This set of courses is designed to help you deliver culturally and Available HERE This free e-learning program from demand Competency linguistically competent services in disaster situations. Cultural and the HHS Office of Minority Health is Curriculum linguistic competency is the capacity for individuals and accredited for up to 9 continuing organizations to work and communicate effectively in cross-cultural education credits, at no cost, for Disaster Preparedness and situations. Cultural and linguistic competency can help improve the emergency medical personnel/first Response quality of the care you deliver to individuals from diverse cultural responders. backgrounds.
community, with topics relevant to whole community. These exchanges of ideas are free of charge and available to anyone who wishes to participate. Wednesdays in March: 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. EST : 3/7 Applying Instructional Design Strategies and Behavior Theory to Household Disaster Preparedness Training 3/14 VOADS and Government: Shared Training Resources 3/21 Incorporating Reusable Learning Objects (RLOs) in Training: How to Use from an Instructional Systems Designer 3/28 Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP): Beyond the Templates March 28 Webinar 1:00-2:30 PM ET Panelists will share experiences and recommendations that can help participants prepare for mass casualty incidents. The diverse panel will cover topics such as surge management, triage, prioritization of surgical care, incorporating pediatric providers in adult response operations, and mortuary issues. Due to high interest in this webinar, space is extremely limited Register Online 8 hr Environmental Health Training in Emergency Response CDC’s popular awareness-level course has been revamped in partnership with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The course addresses the role of environmental health responders in preparing for, responding to, and recovering from emergencies and disasters, including issues and challenges in disaster management, responder safety and health, safe water, food safety, wastewater, building assessments, vectors and pests, solid waste and debris, shelters, and radiation. Available Helps prepare environmental health professionals and other emergency response personnel by providing them with the necessary knowledge, skills, and resources to address the environmental health impacts of emergencies and disasters. Podcast On-demand Assessing Capabilities for Rapid Patient Surge for Patients A large hospital evacuates patient’s due to an internal infrastructure failure in a disaster. How does another hospital and the healthcare coalition manage this type of surge? Planning knowledge for space planning and staffing, equipment and other resources to support this are crucial. Available Webinar Cultural Competency Curriculum Disaster Preparedness and Response This set of courses is designed to help you deliver culturally and linguistically competent services in disaster situations. Cultural and linguistic competency is the capacity for individuals and organizations to work and communicate effectively in cross-cultural situations. Cultural and linguistic competency can help improve the quality of the care you deliver to individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds. Available HERE This free e-learning program from the HHS Office of Minority Health is accredited for up to 9 continuing education credits, at no cost, for emergency medical personnel/first responders. On- demand
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