Emergency public information planning : a guide.

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Emergency Preparedness Canada

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TextPublication details: [Canada] : Emergency Preparedness Canada, 199?Description: 12 pSubject(s):

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363.3480971 21

Subject: This guide draws the attention of government communicators and emergency planners to the elements comprising a proper public information contingency plan, provides guidelines that will help them design their own plans to recognized standards of effectiveness and efficiency and encourages them to get on with the job forthwith

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This guide draws the attention of government communicators and emergency planners to the elements comprising a proper public information contingency plan, provides guidelines that will help them design their own plans to recognized standards of effectiveness and efficiency and encourages them to get on with the job forthwith

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