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    Radiological recovery plan Introduction A radiological emergency refers to those disasters that involve radioactive material that may occur in areas that are uncontrolled, misuse of radioactive materials in industries, malicious acts, threats, and transport emergencies. One of the greatest tragic incidents that can befall a country is a radiological bomb detonation in a crowded area. Such areas may include shopping malls, health facilities, and learning institutions. Exposure to radiological explosions

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    CRISIS AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT: A Guide for Managers of the Public Service of Canada CCMD Action-Research Roundtable on Crisis Management CHAIRED BY ANDRÉ GLADU BY PATRICK BOISVERT AND RAPHAËL MOORE For more information or copies, please contact the Research and University Relations Branch of the Canadian Centre for Management Development Telephone: (613) 947-3682 Facsimile: (613) 992-1736 Internet: publications@ccmd-ccg.gc.ca The opinions expressed in this publication are those

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    society is the usage of the emergency department. For many individuals, the emergency department is used as a day to day health care facility instead of the urgent care that it should be. But then again, what is the emergency department and how is it being used? It is a section in the hospital where patients come to be seen whether it is for critical and/or non-critical reasons. According to the National Institute for Reform, its mission is “to provide trauma and emergency services for people in imminent

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    Are Emergency Room Doctors Employees of the Hospital? Who are the emergency room doctors? An emergency room physician is a health practitioner who works in confined emergency rooms and treats critically ill individuals. These experts have exceptional life supporting skills. Therefore, they act as lifesavers in numerous health centers. They handle life-threatening situations which the regular doctors find it difficult to control. The patients taken to the emergency rooms require extensive diagnosis

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    method of setting standards for performance in emergency management is through accreditation (Wilson & Oyola- Yemaiel, 2001). Accreditation is a process by which a third party organization, such as the Emergency Management Accreditation Program (EMAP), sets prerequisites and conducts an evaluation process to assess an institution or program against a set of accepted standards (Baker 1995). In emergency management, accreditation ensures that all emergency managers comply with the minimum performance

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    What Emergency Management Jobs are Available in Local Communities? There are many types of emergency management jobs available in local communities across the country. Some of these are entry-level coordinator positions, but most are management positions. Even though working for FEMA or another federal emergency response agency is exciting and rewarding, consider these three positions below. https://careers.fema.gov/ Program Manager Program managers coordinate and oversee disaster divisions and

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    A Case Study of Knowledge Transfer Between Preparedness and Emergency Management Thomas R. Hamblin University of Massachusetts at Lowell Abstract This paper examines a case study about the transfer of knowledge between preparedness and emergency response as conducted by Kerstin Erikkson of Lund, Sweden University. Erikkson (2009) conducted the case study by analyzing emergency response following Gudrun, a storm with hurricane force wind gusts that struck the South of Sweden in January 2005

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    Emergency management is a comprehensive program that manages hazards and disasters (Lindell, Prater, & Perry, 2007). Even though it is a field, it is a program. Public administration is a field that implements government policies for public services, and it is also academic discipline that prepares individuals for public services (Molina, 2015). Both emergency management and public administration depend on public fund or public budgeting, except private emergency management which depends on business

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    planning. The more that I began to evaluate the needs associated with major incident response, both from a law enforcement perspective and from my practical experience, the more that I realized that it is not unlike the needs most closely related to emergency management planning and response. The two are not dissimilar in that both necessitate communication, preparation, critical thinking and analysis, as well as planning and collaboration. These are key concepts in order for an organization to be able

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    Emergency Contraceptives Despite the age-old belief that the purpose of sexual interaction is to reproduce, people have attempted to practice means of contraception for thousands of years. In Europe, large segments of the population began to use various methods to regulate conception, pregnancy, or births in the latter part of the eighteenth century. During the nineteenth century, the widespread desire for more forms effective means of controlling the number of births resulted in the development

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