Case Studies
Learn more about other time saving toolkits being developed by the leading organizations in public health preparedness: Cambridge Public Health Department (MA) DeKalb County Board of Health (GA) Twin Cities Metro APC (MN) Montgomery County (MD) …
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The Cambridge Advanced Practice Center for Emergency Preparedness addressed communicating with the public by developing a series of pictograms. These visual directions were designed to promote universal access to emergency dispensing sites services in the event …
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The Montgomery County Advanced Practice Center for Emergency Preparedness has developed two toolkits to guide those operating nursing homes, assisted living facilities, group homes as well as client service organizations providing home care and case management …
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To address the potential surge capacity at hospitals and clinics, Multnomah County Public Health Department worked through community liaisons to develop partnerships with community-based organizations (CBOs) to best serve culturally-specific populations. CBOs were awarded grants to …
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Preparedness developed a toolkit designed help prepare child care providers for emergency events and guide them in recovery efforts by helping children cope with the traumatic event. A train-the-trainer guide is included. Learn more: Emergency Response …
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Public Health – Seattle & King County developed planning guide to assist homeless service agencies – including shelters, day programs, housing programs, and others – prepare for an influenza pandemic. The planning guide provides information on …
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The Montgomery County Advanced Practice Center for Emergency Preparedness developed the Plan 9 Public Education Campaign and Training to provide a starting point for the general public to develop a personal preparedness plan and learn how …
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The dangers of Carbon Monoxide plagued Seattle during the Winter of 2006 and demanded a quick communications response by Public Health to reach some of the community’s most vulnerable with essential information. Public Health – Seattle …
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