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Emergency Management

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TRAIN is a web-based, nationwide learning management system for public health organizations that: 

• Is free to the public; with resources, courses, blog discussions and more!
• Addresses immediate needs of states and communities to prepare the public health workforce, improve emergency preparedness, and increase the quality of the public’s health’ 
• Helps managers, employers, and partners to identify appropriate and necessary training for public health workforce, register learners, and track learner training;
• Provides powerful reporting capabilities to support performance and accountability;
• Enables tracking and sharing of valuable public health training data among states, localities, the federal government, and the private sector;
• Provides the infrastructure for short- and long-term public health workforce development;
• Provides over 200 courses in workplace safety, and agent specific training;
• Has geographically tailored lessons to your health center demographics;
• Provides link and resources for Volunteer programs and special population education and outreach; and
• Partners with hundreds of Michigan and National partners, including the Michigan State Police to provide its members with the most up to date, efficient management tools. 

Members will also recieve SAVE THE DATE notifications for such events as:

Michigan's Premier Public Health Conference for 2010
October 27-28, 2010 - Doubletree Hotel in Bay City

Emergency Management Resources

HRSA Policy Information Notices

• 2007-15 Health Center Emergency Management Program Expectations 
• 2007-16 Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) Coverage for Health Center Program Grantee Responding to Emergencies 

• Hazard Vulnerability Analysis Summary 
• Kaiser Permanente Hazard Analysis 
• Kaiser Permanente Self Calculating Documents 

• CDC Communications in the First Hours 
• Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication Training with Barbara Reynolds
• The Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication Leadership Training
• CDC Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication Course
• CDCynergy Emergency Risk Communication
• Pan American Health Organization: Self-Instruction Course on Risk Communication
• Communicating in a Crisis: Guidelines for Public Health Officials
• Effective Media Communication in a Public Health Emergency: World Health Organization Handbook and Media Guide
• The Center for Risk Communication
• 77 Questions Commonly Asked by Journalist's During a Crisis
• JIC in a Box: Joint Information Tabletop Exercise
• National Academies and the Department of Homeland Security Fact Sheets:
  
  • Biological Attack
  • Chemical Attack
  • Nuclear Attack
  • Radiological Attack

• CDC Personal Protective Equipment in Healthcare Settings

• Emergencies Happen—An In-Depth Guide to Emergency Management for Health Centers
• NACHC Developing and Implementing an Emergency Management Plan for Your Health
• CHCANYS Working with Your Community: Preparing for Emergency Response

• CPCA Community Clinic and Health Center Emergency Operations Plan
• Columbia University Public Health Emergency Exercise Toolkit
• OSHA Pandemic Influenza Preparedness and Response Guide

• Michigan Prepares
• Michigan Office of Public Health Preparedness
• Michigan Health Alert Network (Registered Users)
• Michigan Disease Surveillance System
• Michigan Communicable Disease Rules
• Michigan Center for Public Health Preparedness
• Michigan State Police Emergency Management and Homeland Security Division

• Center for Disease Control and Prevention - Emergency Preparedness and Response
• Ready.gov
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
• Agency for Health Care Research and Quality—Public Health Preparedness
• Department of Homeland Security
• National Association of Community Health Centers
• American Red Cross
• CDC Flu Activity Reports