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Calendar of Events -
2008 Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | July | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | December | 2009 | Other Related Events |
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| 8-10 |
6th Annual Biopreparedness Symposia Series - Omaha NE This year's Symposia Series includes two pre-conference sessions: 1-2-7 Go! NIMS for Hospitals, and Core Disaster Life Support® . Symposia sessions include a wide range of topics addressing public health preparedness, medical preparedness, responder preparedness and business/industry preparedness. For example: shelter/mass care for developmentally disabled adults, avian influenza from an agriculture perspective, behavioral health and disaster response, chemicals being transported across Nebraska, HR policy issues in a pandemic, working with the media, and response and recovery from the Central Nebraska ice storms. Download brochure Register online |
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Basic Disaster Life Support®
- Kearney NE The BDLS® curriculum is developed with an all-hazards approach (recognition and management) to disaster response. For more information visit www.disasterlifesupport.com or contact Leslie Gunning-Scofield at (402) 552-3116 or lscofield@unmc.edu. |
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Advanced Disaster Life Support®
- Kearney NE ADLS® is an advanced practicum of the principles introduced in BDLS®. For more information visit www.disasterlifesupport.com or contact Leslie Gunning-Scofield at (402) 552-3116 or lscofield@unmc.edu. |
| 12-14 |
6th Annual Biopreparedness Symposia Series -
Sidney NE This year's Symposia Series includes two pre-conference sessions: 1-2-7 Go! NIMS for Hospitals, and Core Disaster Life Support® . Symposia sessions include a wide range of topics addressing public health preparedness, medical preparedness, responder preparedness and business/industry preparedness. For example: shelter/mass care for developmentally disabled adults, avian influenza from an agriculture perspective, behavioral health and disaster response, chemicals being transported across Nebraska, HR policy issues in a pandemic, working with the media, and response and recovery from the Central Nebraska ice storms. Download brochure Register online |
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Crisis Communication: Message, Messenger, Medium - Columbus,
NE These three components of crisis communication - message, messenger, and medium - are critical, but often overlooked in our planning and training. After reviewing the basic principles of crisis communication, participants will develop appropriate message content based on a given scenario and identify the most appropriate messenger and medium for delivery of the message. More than 1/2 of the training will be hands-on activities and participants will receive copies of sample messages developed during the training.
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Crisis Communication: Message, Messenger, Medium - Nebraska
City, NE These three components of crisis communication - message, messenger, and medium - are critical, but often overlooked in our planning and training. After reviewing the basic principles of crisis communication, participants will develop appropriate message content based on a given scenario and identify the most appropriate messenger and medium for delivery of the message. More than 1/2 of the training will be hands-on activities and participants will receive copies of sample messages developed during the training.
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Crisis Communication: Message, Messenger, Medium - Omaha
(Immanuel), NE These three components of crisis communication - message, messenger, and medium - are critical, but often overlooked in our planning and training. After reviewing the basic principles of crisis communication, participants will develop appropriate message content based on a given scenario and identify the most appropriate messenger and medium for delivery of the message. More than 1/2 of the training will be hands-on activities and participants will receive copies of sample messages developed during the training.
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Crisis Communication: Message, Messenger, Medium -
Bridgeport, NE These three components of crisis communication - message, messenger, and medium - are critical, but often overlooked in our planning and training. After reviewing the basic principles of crisis communication, participants will develop appropriate message content based on a given scenario and identify the most appropriate messenger and medium for delivery of the message. More than 1/2 of the training will be hands-on activities and participants will receive copies of sample messages developed during the training.
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| 27 |
Crisis Communication: Message, Messenger, Medium -
Valentine, NE These three components of crisis communication - message, messenger, and medium - are critical, but often overlooked in our planning and training. After reviewing the basic principles of crisis communication, participants will develop appropriate message content based on a given scenario and identify the most appropriate messenger and medium for delivery of the message. More than 1/2 of the training will be hands-on activities and participants will receive copies of sample messages developed during the training.
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Decontamination Training for Hospitals (Regional Exercise) - Kearney, NE This session brings together hospital personnel involved in or responsible for decontamination activities. Participants will set-up and take down decontamination tents as well as actually wash live people in a mock decontamination practice
Watch for more information!
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Basic Disaster Life Support®
- Omaha NE The BDLS® curriculum is developed with an all-hazards approach (recognition and management) to disaster response. For more information visit www.disasterlifesupport.com or contact Leslie Gunning-Scofield at (402) 552-3116 or lscofield@unmc.edu. |
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Advanced Disaster Life Support®
- Omaha NE ADLS® is an advanced practicum of the principles introduced in BDLS®. For more information visit www.disasterlifesupport.com or contact Leslie Gunning-Scofield at (402) 552-3116 or lscofield@unmc.edu. |
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Crisis Communication: Message, Messenger, Medium - Grand
Island, NE These three components of crisis communication - message, messenger, and medium - are critical, but often overlooked in our planning and training. After reviewing the basic principles of crisis communication, participants will develop appropriate message content based on a given scenario and identify the most appropriate messenger and medium for delivery of the message. More than 1/2 of the training will be hands-on activities and participants will receive copies of sample messages developed during the training.
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Crisis Communication: Message, Messenger, Medium - Holdrege,
NE These three components of crisis communication - message, messenger, and medium - are critical, but often overlooked in our planning and training. After reviewing the basic principles of crisis communication, participants will develop appropriate message content based on a given scenario and identify the most appropriate messenger and medium for delivery of the message. More than 1/2 of the training will be hands-on activities and participants will receive copies of sample messages developed during the training.
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Crisis Communication: Message, Messenger, Medium - North
Platte,
NE These three components of crisis communication - message, messenger, and medium - are critical, but often overlooked in our planning and training. After reviewing the basic principles of crisis communication, participants will develop appropriate message content based on a given scenario and identify the most appropriate messenger and medium for delivery of the message. More than 1/2 of the training will be hands-on activities and participants will receive copies of sample messages developed during the training.
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Core Disaster Life Support - North Platte, NE CDLS is an introduction to “all-hazards” preparedness for basic first responders, community officials, business owners, and other concerned citizens. The focus of the course is discussion and application of a unique approach to disaster management called the D-I-S-A-S-T-E-R paradigm. MASS Triage™ is introduced to allow providers to effectively assist in the mitigation of the disaster and to assist in the process of triage.
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| 22-26 |
Hospital Exercise Design Training - Aurora, NE
Registration is by invitation only - more information |
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| 10/27-11/5 |
Applied Epidemiology - Nebraska City, NE The course is designed as a series of 13 self-directed modules. Participants complete the modules at their own pace. Informal criterion testing occurs at the end of each module with course instructors before participant progresses to the next module.
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