This webinar will provide an overview of the steps for developing an after-action report (AAR) for a real-world incident from project scoping through leadership reviews of final products. The webinar will also review resources available on the Coordinated Interagency Authorizations and Permits (CITAP) PrepToolkit website that focus on incident AAR development.
The work of this committee includes the coordination of trainings for healthcare responders and supporting agencies in order to provide the required knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to prepare and respond to a disaster. This event is currently closed for registration.
The work of this committee includes the coordination and ability to conduct multijurisdictional, multidisciplinary exchange of public health and medical related information and situational awareness between the healthcare system and partners. This event is currently closed for registration.
These sessions will focus on FEMA’s updated Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program Manual, which provides planning and assessment guidance for state, local, Tribal Nations, and territorial partners located near commercial nuclear power plants.
Please join CHSCPR for the next RISC 2.0 Toolkit Office Hours! We'll walk through the vulnerabilities assessment questions, discuss what to expect, and share tips on who to involve in the process. Plus, attendees will learn how to invite others to join their organization within the toolkit, making collaboration easier. Bring questions and ideas—we're here
These sessions will focus on FEMA’s updated Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program Manual, which provides planning and assessment guidance for state, local, Tribal Nations, and territorial partners located near commercial nuclear power plants.
Elected governing body of the Chicago Healthcare System Coalition for Preparedness and Response. Led by a Public Health Chair, Healthcare Chair, Healthcare Vice Chair, Past Healthcare Chair, three At- Large Members (one from a non-hospital facility), and the Regional Hospital Coordination Center (RHCC) . This event is currently closed for registration.
These sessions will focus on FEMA’s updated Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program Manual, which provides planning and assessment guidance for state, local, Tribal Nations, and territorial partners located near commercial nuclear power plants.
*Stakeholders from all CISA Regions are welcome to attend this Active Shooter Preparedness Webinar. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) invites participants to register for this two-hour, instructor led webinar to enhance awareness of and preparedness for potential active shooter threats. Preparing for a potential active shooter incident is a crucial component of incident
The work of this committee includes assisting the Chair, Region 11 RHCC, in providing adequate medical evaluation and care planning during incidents that exceed the limits of the normal medical infrastructure within the community. Those with particular interest and/or expertise in pediatrics are encouraged to participate. This event is currently closed for registration.
The work of this committee includes developing, refining, and sustaining strategies to provide assistance to healthcare organizations with planning, equipping, or training to meet both decontamination and pharmaceutical anticipated needs. This event is currently closed for registration.
The work of this committee includes the coordination of trainings for healthcare responders and supporting agencies in order to provide the required knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to prepare and respond to a disaster. This event is currently closed for registration.
The work of this committee includes the coordination and ability to conduct multijurisdictional, multidisciplinary exchange of public health and medical related information and situational awareness between the healthcare system and partners. This event is currently closed for registration.
In the aftermath of many mass violence incidents (MVIs), local, state, national, Tribal and Federal leaders collaborate to create three Centers that identify and address the many needs of victims, survivors, first responders and the community-at-large: While each Center and its services are unique to the impacted community, national guidance and protocols have been created
