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  • Public Health and Medical Disaster Response in Action: The Joplin Story

     Access videos of presentations of this 2-day conference in Omaha, NE on November 15-16, 2011.

  • 2 ways to test a disaster plan:

    1. Wait until an actual disaster
    2. Conduct a disaster exercise

    The first is risky. The second leads to improved plans and prepared staff.

    Contact us to get help with the second way - 402.552.2529

  • Join us for the 10th Annual Preparedness Symposia Series!
    April 10-11 in Gering
    May 8-9 in Norfolk
    June 14-15 in Omaha/LaVista
    July 24-25 in Kearney

    Check the listing of upcoming events at the right of your screen for more information and registration.

Center for Preparedness Education
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 Enhancing preparedness skills and knowledge through . . .

 affordable needs-based training

 

. . affordable, needs-based training . .

  • through grant funding most of our programs are offered at low cost to Nebraskans (and reasonable cost to non-Nebraskans)
  • input from our audiences and educational consortium drives the programs and resources we offer
  • our training is offered across a variety of platforms - in person, webinar, online
  • we are an accredited regional training center for the National Disaster Life Support Foundation courses 
 customized organizational assistance

  . . customized organizational assistance . .

  • our disaster exercise design services run the gamut from full-service help with developing and conducting exercises to evaluating during the exercise or facilitating after action conferences
  • our 3-day course Developing Disaster Exercises:Simplifying the Process prepares participants to be the in-house disaster exercise expert for their facility or agency
  • our Emergency Preparedness Coordinator Workshop is 3-days of hands-on training and practical information to help hospital and public health emergency preparedness/response coordinators handle the many demands of the job

 comprehensive resources

 

. . comprehensive resources . . 

  • award winning training videos
  • video of past Preparedness Symposia sessions as well as other key presentations
  • relevant resources from an Alternate Medical Site Selection Tool to HICS forms and planning guides to Crisis Communication Planning tools - all easily accessible on our website (see the right side of your screen)


 


 

 

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Center for Preparedness Education
984320 Nebraska Medical Center
Omaha NE 68198-4320
402.552.2529
center@preped.org