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    fire.” “Or worse‚” Smarten said quietly. Just a month earlier he had attended a citywide meeting convened by the mayor to discuss emergency response plans. It had seemed so abstract then: Experts had talked about everything from hurricanes to pandemic flu to‚ yes‚ a subway bombing. No one seemed to really believe that Boston was a major terrorist target—snow emergency routes and swine flu containment tactics had been the order of the day—although the mayor had expressed concern about a strike

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    concerning atomic energy‚ but all aspects that it should affect. The two topics to be discussed were carefully chosen to not only address pressing global issues‚ but also to appeal to the delegates’ previous experience. Improving Global Emergency Preparedness for Nuclear Crisis Situations and Nuclear Energy Technology in Developing Nations vary reasonably in nature‚ however‚ both aim to achieve a common goal‚ which is to provide safe and secure nuclear energy for all. Model UN is an authentic simulation

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    William M. Smith‚ Senior Director of Emergency Preparedness at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC)‚ a nonprofit that operates 20 academic‚ community and specialty hospitals‚ says lives can be saved with a hospital’s emergency preparedness efforts. After a number of shooting tragedies were news headlines‚ UPMC’s CEO at that point in time decided the healthcare system needed to have a program to ensure it could respond if it ever had an active shooter in one of its facilities. In 2012

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    LAHORE‚ PUNJAB‚ PAKISTAN‚ October 01‚ 2014 /PressReleasePing/ - The first situation report on ‘Post-Disaster’s Epidemiological Susceptibility & Pandemic Outbreaks (PostDESPO) assessment has been prepared by UNESCO Adjoined Monitoring Cell for floods 2014. DESPO report entails the technical aspects of the aftermath consequences of the raging floods pandemic proneness‚ contagion predispositions and epidemiological vulnerabilities‚ and puts ‘high-spot’ emphasis with a necessitating focus on the analysis

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    components: all types of hazards‚ an emergency management partnership‚ and an emergency life cycle (“Animals in Disasters‚” n.d.). Emergency Management Cycle is also known as Disaster Management Cycle. This cycle is made of four phases: mitigation‚ preparedness‚ response‚ and recovery. The goals are to decrease‚ or prevent‚ the potential losses from hazards‚ ensure prompt and suitable assistance to victims of disasters‚ and to attain speedy and effective recovery. The Emergency Management Cycle

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    Community Emergency Preparedness and Response Paper Lorraine Gambino NUR 408 June 25‚ 2013 Beth Edwards Community Emergency Preparedness and Response Paper Natural disasters are a part of life and emergency situation occur more frequently than most people believe. After a disaster‚ how well a community can recover will greatly depend on how well they have been prepared in advance. Preemptive organization of resources and the responsiveness to emergencies can mean the difference between a community’s

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    Veronicah The implication of HIV/ AIDS on African Society Introduction Studies on human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) prevalence have indicated that HIV/AIDS continues to ravage the African countries. According to a report by the UNAIDS‚ it is estimated that 69% of all the people living with HIV finds their home in Africa (78). This is a relatively high prevalence considering that Africa accounts for only 14.5% of the world population. Although some

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    disaster preparedness and prohibited dangerous drugs was held at the CE building during our NSTP. The speaker wanted to make us prepared at all times in case of natural disasters or calamities either natural or man-made. He also enlightened our minds of the possible harms drugs can do to an individual. When we say disaster or calamity‚ it is a great or sudden misfortune or catastrophe‚ an adverse or unfortunate event‚ or an occurrence that causes great distress or destruction. While preparedness means

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    applied to disaster management within their own countries: 1. Risk assessment is required for the adoption of successful disaster reduction policies and measures. 2. Disaster prevention and preparedness are of primary importance in reducing the need for disaster relief. 3. Disaster prevention and preparedness should be considered integral aspects of development policy and planning at national‚ regional‚ bilateral‚ multilateral and international levels. 4. Development and strengthening of capacities

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    warning. Secondly‚ emergency management leaders must orient its community on the importance of each notification that may be disseminated via social media. The community must understand the importance of the alerts and be aware of the necessary preparedness steps. Lastly‚ emergency management leaders must think out of the box to reinforce weather alerts by bringing the information home and personal. My home town notifies the local community through CODE RED notification system with a recorded message

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