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| November | |
| 12 |
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. |
| December | |
| 12/2 |
Improvised Explosive Devices: Response and Medical Management - LaVista, NE There will be a general session on IEDs, including a case study, types of explosives, scene issues, classification of blast injuries and burns. Then we’ll have 3 breakout sessions by profession; ED staff, EMS, and Public Safety (includes, law enforcement, fire, hospitals safety). Each breakout will discuss/provide in-depth information pertinent to each profession. Then we’ll gather as a group again for a panel discussion and QA time before the post test and evaluation.
Register online by selecting the link to session offering below:
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| 12/10 |
Improvised Explosive Devices: Response and Medical Management - LaVista, NE There will be a general session on IEDs, including a case study, types of explosives, scene issues, classification of blast injuries and burns. Then we’ll have 3 breakout sessions by profession; ED staff, EMS, and Public Safety (includes, law enforcement, fire, hospitals safety) Each breakout will discuss provide in-depth information pertinent to each profession. Then we’ll gather as a group again for a panel discussion and QA time before the post test and evaluation.
Register online by selecting the link to session offering below:
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| 2009 | |
| January | |
| 26-29 |
Designing Disaster Exercises for
Hospitals: Simplifying the process - Scottsbluff, NE This 4-day, hand-on training prepares participants to be their facilities' in-house disaster exercise design expert. The training provides a knowledge base leading to a more efficient design process and actionable outcomes. Based on FEMA/DHS training, participants learn about the 8 Steps of Exercise Design, HSEEP format and exercise evaluation, and HICS Incident Planning and Response Guides. By the end of the training, participants will have written and/or conducted a tabletop exercise, a drill, and a full-scale exercise. The training is FREE to Nebraska residents and lodging is included.
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| September | |
| 28-October 1 |
Designing Disaster Exercises for
Hospitals: Simplifying the process - Ashland, NE This 4-day, hand-on training prepares participants to be their facilities' in-house disaster exercise design expert. The training provides a knowledge base leading to a more efficient design process and actionable outcomes. Based on FEMA/DHS training, participants learn about the 8 Steps of Exercise Design, HSEEP format and exercise evaluation, and HICS Incident Planning and Response Guides. By the end of the training, participants will have written and/or conducted a tabletop exercise, a drill, and a full-scale exercise. The training is FREE to Nebraska residents and lodging is included.
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| Other Related Events | |
| 2009 | |
| March 10-11 |
2009 Nebraska Infrastructure Protection Conference - Kearney, NE
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| April 8-9 |
2009 Nebraska Public Health Conference - Lincoln, NE Prevent, Promote, Protect: Working Toward a Healthier Nebraska
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