How do you know when you have enough emergency preparedness?: recommendations for increased professionalism.

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DeBusk, Richard E

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1988Description: 9p., 2 refsReport number: AC05-86OR21600; CONF-881054-32; DE89-002281; FMPC-2160Subject(s):

Subject: It is impossible to deliver adequate emergency preparedness programs unless the professionalism of the emergency planners is increased. Such a committment and investment will see returns in improved and more cost-effective programs, including more consistent interpretation of standards, reduced development costs, more sharing of ideas and programs, and improved communication will foster a proactive approach, and increased internal and public confidence in emergency preparedness

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It is impossible to deliver adequate emergency preparedness programs unless the professionalism of the emergency planners is increased. Such a committment and investment will see returns in improved and more cost-effective programs, including more consistent interpretation of standards, reduced development costs, more sharing of ideas and programs, and improved communication will foster a proactive approach, and increased internal and public confidence in emergency preparedness

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