Public Health Preparedness and Response
- Addressing Disaster and Emergency Stress Beyond First Responders: Implications for Individuals, Families, and the Workplace
- Alternative Standards of Care in Disaster
- Biological Response Preparedness for Emergency Medical Services
- Burn Evaluation and Care for Emergency Responders
- Clinical Challenges in the Community Management of Patients with Special Needs in Disaster
- Cost-Benefit Analysis for Disaster Preparedness
- Cultural Competency for Community Management of Special Needs Patients in Disaster
- Decision Making in Disasters: Lessons from the Field
- Disaster Responder Health and Safety
- Emergency Preparedness: The Role of the Pharmacist
- Ethics and Public Health: How Public Health Reacts Ethically in a Disaster
- Facing Fear: Crisis Communication and Disaster Behavioral Health
- Improving Disaster Communication: The Role of Poison Centers in Public Health
- Needs of Our Children: Pediatric Care Before, During and After Disasters
- Overview of Community Management of Patients in Disaster
- Pediatric Issues in Disasters and Emergencies
- Pediatric Trauma and Disaster
- Psychology of Decision Making for First Responders in Disaster Response
- Public Health to the Rescue: Emergency Response is Now a Core Function
- Risk Communication in Public Health Emergencies
- Special Needs Populations in Disaster Response
- Staffing for Emergency Response and Recovery
- Successful Strategies for Integration of Immunization and Emergency Preparedness Programs in Planning and Practice
- Social Media: The Blurring of Professional Boundaries
- The Pharmacist’s Role in Disasters
- The Role of Health Literacy in Disaster Preparedness
- Understanding and Responding to the Needs of Children After Large-Scale Disasters
- Utilizing Government Resources in a Disaster
- Vectors of Disease in Disasters
- Bioterrorism Preparedness: Factors for the Emergence/Reemergence of Infectious Diseases
- Chemical Terrorism
- Communication Gap: Linking First Responders and First Receivers
- Community Management of High-Dose Radiological Events
- Crisis Management: Critical Thinking in Crisis Preparation
- Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: Dissecting the Post-Spill Impact
- Establishing Closed PODs: An Overview of Recruitment, Training and Operational Matters
- From Silos to Systems: Transdisciplinary Approaches to Public Health Assurance in the Post-Katrina Era
- Introduction to Points of Dispensing (POD)
- Lessons From the Storm: Crisis and Collaboration
- Mosquito Abatement in Louisiana Post Katrina and Rita
- Nuclear Power Plant Safety and the Public Health Response
- Practice-based Scenarios for Recognition, Detection and Exposure Assessment of Chemical Terrorist Agents
- Psychology of Terrorism and Psychological Counterterrorism: 7 Things You Should Know
- Recognition and Safe Handling of Chemical Terrorist Agents
- Radiological Events in a Community: Low-Dose
- Radiological Events in a Community: High-Dose
- Two Years Later: Continued Psychological Difficulties of First Responders and the Affected General Population
- Mass Casualty Incident Triage
- Bioterrorism Preparedness: Infectious Disease Prevention and Control
- Bioterrorism
- Bioterrorism Preparedness: Infectious Disease Epidemiology and Public Health Surveillance
- Bioterrorism Preparedness: Infectious Disease Transmission Dynamics
- Bioterrorism Preparedness: Principles of Emerging Infectious Diseases
- Bioterrorism: The Agents
- Bioterrorism: The Public Health Threat
- Medical Needs Sheltering
- Supporting Children in Times of Crisis
- Explosion and Blast Injury
- Homeland Security: Defining Directives, Organization and Policies
- Planning, Implementation and Exploitation of a Field Exercise
- Consequences of a Foreign Animal Disease on the Rural Community
- Fundamentals of Health Risk Assessment in Public Health
- Health Risk Assessment and Taking an Exposure History
- Introduction to Human Health Risk Assessment
- Evidence-Based Approaches for Post-Disaster Mental Health Disorders
- Cultural Competence in Emergencies
- Transportation Triage during Emergencies
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