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The first 72 hours : a community approach to disaster preparedness / edited by Margaret O'Leary.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : IUniverse, c2004.Description: xx, 559 p. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 0595310842 (pbk.)
  • 0595662587 (cloth)
  • 9780595310845 (pbk.)
  • 9780595662586 (cloth)
Other title:
  • First seventy-two hours
  • Community approach to disaster preparedness
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 302.3
LOC classification:
  • HV551.3 .F567 2004
Contents:
Part 1 -- The Role of Hospitals in Disasters -- Chapters 2 to12 -- The Joint Commission: bully pulpit for action -- The evolution of hospital emergency management standards -- Disaster-preparedness from the perspective of a hospital CEO -- The role of a hospital Chief Medical Officer in disasters -- Should a specialty hospital prepare for community disaster? -- Is emergency department overcrowding a disaster? -- Hospital Access and smallpox vaccination: terrorism's influence on emergency department operations -- Bioterrorism from the hospital infection control perspective -- The role of the infectious diseases specialist -- Laboratory at the ready -- Implementing HEICS: the role of hospital disaster coordinator.
Part 11 -- The Role of Municipal Government in Disasters -- Chapters 13 to 22 -- The role of the City Manager in disaster preparedness -- The police chief's role and the Intelligence function -- The role of law enforcement -- Fire Service Response to the threat of terrorism -- The role of EMS in municipal emergency preparedness -- Municipal emergency management -- The role of public health in municipal emergency response -- School security and strategic national stockpile distribution site opertions -- Orchestrating a city-wide full-scale disaster rehearsal.
Part 111 -- The Role of County Government in Disasters -- Chapters 23 to 25 -- The Role of a County Board Chairman -- Local Puplic Health Department as surveillance gatekeeper -- The role of county emergency management.
Part 1V -- The Role of Academia in Disasters -- Chapters 26 to 28 -- The origins and impact of disaster research -- Common misconceptions about disasters: panic, the 'Disaster Syndrome', and looting -- An economic rationale for the public funding of emergency preparedess.
Part 1X -- The Role of Utilities in Disasters -- Chapters 37 to 38 -- Nuclear power plant and hospital preparedess: a successful integration -- 'Wheeling' and the role of utilities in disasters.
Part V -- The Role of the American Red Cross in Disasters -- Chapters 29 to 30 -- Disasters, preparedess, and the American Red Cross -- How the American Red Cross provides local disaster services.
Part V1 -- The Role of the Media in Disasters -- Chapters 31 to 33 -- The role of television broadcasting in disasters -- Coaching the public through a disaster -- The role of the radio newsperson.
Part V11 -- The Role of Information Techology in Disasters -- Chapter 34 -- The role of IT in corporate disaster recovery strategies.
Part V111 -- The Role of Business in Disasters -- Chapters 35 to 36 -- Safety and security at a price -- The history of the EWCCA and the Integrated Crisis Manual.
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Includes index.

Suburban focus on emergency planning.

Part 1 -- The Role of Hospitals in Disasters -- Chapters 2 to12 -- The Joint Commission: bully pulpit for action -- The evolution of hospital emergency management standards -- Disaster-preparedness from the perspective of a hospital CEO -- The role of a hospital Chief Medical Officer in disasters -- Should a specialty hospital prepare for community disaster? -- Is emergency department overcrowding a disaster? -- Hospital Access and smallpox vaccination: terrorism's influence on emergency department operations -- Bioterrorism from the hospital infection control perspective -- The role of the infectious diseases specialist -- Laboratory at the ready -- Implementing HEICS: the role of hospital disaster coordinator.

Part 11 -- The Role of Municipal Government in Disasters -- Chapters 13 to 22 -- The role of the City Manager in disaster preparedness -- The police chief's role and the Intelligence function -- The role of law enforcement -- Fire Service Response to the threat of terrorism -- The role of EMS in municipal emergency preparedness -- Municipal emergency management -- The role of public health in municipal emergency response -- School security and strategic national stockpile distribution site opertions -- Orchestrating a city-wide full-scale disaster rehearsal.

Part 111 -- The Role of County Government in Disasters -- Chapters 23 to 25 -- The Role of a County Board Chairman -- Local Puplic Health Department as surveillance gatekeeper -- The role of county emergency management.

Part 1V -- The Role of Academia in Disasters -- Chapters 26 to 28 -- The origins and impact of disaster research -- Common misconceptions about disasters: panic, the 'Disaster Syndrome', and looting -- An economic rationale for the public funding of emergency preparedess.

Part 1X -- The Role of Utilities in Disasters -- Chapters 37 to 38 -- Nuclear power plant and hospital preparedess: a successful integration -- 'Wheeling' and the role of utilities in disasters.

Part V -- The Role of the American Red Cross in Disasters -- Chapters 29 to 30 -- Disasters, preparedess, and the American Red Cross -- How the American Red Cross provides local disaster services.

Part V1 -- The Role of the Media in Disasters -- Chapters 31 to 33 -- The role of television broadcasting in disasters -- Coaching the public through a disaster -- The role of the radio newsperson.

Part V11 -- The Role of Information Techology in Disasters -- Chapter 34 -- The role of IT in corporate disaster recovery strategies.

Part V111 -- The Role of Business in Disasters -- Chapters 35 to 36 -- Safety and security at a price -- The history of the EWCCA and the Integrated Crisis Manual.

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