Crisis management and emergency planning : preparing for today's challenges /: preparing for today's challenges. (2013)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: By Michael J. Fagel.
• Authors: Fagel, Michael J
• Contents: Policy and Laws Relating to Emergency Management Planning ; Michael J. Fagel, Stephen Krill, and Matthew Lawrence; Background; Authorities and Directives; Robert T. Stafford Act; Presidential Decision Directives; Homeland Security Act of 2002; Post-Katrina Emergency Management Reform Act; Homeland Security Presidential Directives; Other References; Presidential Policy Directives; The Shift from Target Capabilities to Core Capabilities; Federal Disaster Assistance Nonprofit Fairness Act of 2013; Response Plans; Federal Response Plan; National Response Plan; National Response Framework; Emergency Support Functions; ESF Support Agencies; References; ; RESPONSE PLANNING AND PREPAREDNESS ; ; Emergency Operations Center Readiness Continuum; Derek Rowan; Introduction; The Training and Exercise Plan; Instructor-Led Classroom Training; Online Independent Study Training; Online Instructor-Led Distance Learning Training; Online Facilitator-Led Discussion-Based Exercises; In-Person Exercises; Creating the Continuum; Benefits; Conclusion; ; Stress Management and Responders; Kathryn R. Juzwin; Why Stress Management is Important to Emergency Managers?; Stress-Related Disorders; Understanding Stress along the Continuum; Stress Reactions; Acute Stress; Manager’s Responsibilities in a Critical Event; Planning: Helping Take Care of Your Responders in Advance; Suggestions for Supporting Your Responders; Psychological First Aid; Critical Incident Stress Management; Briefing and Debriefing; Suggestions and Considerations; Conclusion; References; Facility Vulnerability and Security; Larry Cunningham; The Key to Effective Security Surveys: Accounting for Human Factors; The Elements of an Effective Security Survey; Management; Organizational Structure Dysfunction; ; Immediate Response to Active Shooter Situations; Rick Mathews; Introduction; Reducing the Casualties from Active Shooter Attacks; Immediate Response to Active Shooters; Training and Exercises; Conclusion; References; ; PUBLIC HEALTH CONSIDERATIONS; ; Coordinated Terrorist Attacks and the Public Health System; Raymond McPartland and Michael Fagel; Introduction; Case Study; Mumbai, India November 26–29, 2008; The City of Mumbai; Preassault Preparations; Water Incursion and Landing; Armament; Deployment; The Leopold Café and Bar; The CST Attack; The Taj Mahal Hotel; The Trident-Oberoi Hotel; Taxi Explosion; The Nariman House; Taxi Explosion; Conclusion; Swarm Attack Characteristics; Terror Medicine; The Macro Level: Public Health System Issues When Facing a Coordinated Attack; The Micro Level: Untraditional Response Protocols; Conclusion; References; ; Emergency Management, Public Health, and Private Sector Healthcare: New Opportunities for Collaboration; Ruth Cover; Background; Histories of the Programs, Including Funding; HSGP PHEP HPP The Pandemic and All Hazards Preparedness Act of 2006, Public Law 109–417; Healthcare Coalitions, Medical Surge Capacity and Capability; Moving toward Health Preparedness Grant Alignment; Current PHEP and HPP Program Collaboration Requirements; Collaborative Opportunities; Conclusion; References; ; Hospital Management and Disaster Planning ; Robert Muller; Introduction; Hospital Inspection and Analysis; The Joint Commission; Mitigation, Preparation, and Planning; Types of Disaster for Planning Purposes; Hospital Preparation; Staffing Personnel Pool; Staff Education and Training; Communications; Antenna Systems; Command Structure; Emergency Operations Center; PIO Go Kits for the PIO; Decontamination Team; Facility Management; Agreements; Food Preparation; Hospital Identification System; Par Values; Parking Pharmacy; Surge Capacity; Forensics; Communications Sheet; Bibliography; ; Hospital Business Continuity ; Linda Reissman and Jacob Neufeld; Historical Prospective; Early Hospital Preparedness; Why Business Continuity?; What Is the Business Impact Analysis?; Business Impact Analysis; Physical Risk Assessment Process; Advantages of Using a Business Continuity Planning Tool; Level 1—Self-Governed; &n
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: Boca Raton, Florida : CRC Press
• Publication Date: 2013
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations (black and white)
• Subjects: 658.477; Emergency management; Crisis management
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781466555068
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