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Module One: Introduction to Disaster Medicine Management
2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami Progress In Disaster Threat Awareness What Is Disaster Management? Disasters Shape History Guiding Questions Professions Connected With Disaster Management Essential Definitions Disasters Are Relative To Context Disasters: Exceeding Available Resources Disasters Can Be Predicted Creating A Disaster What Is A Hazard? Natural Hazards Hazards And Vulnerability Vulnerability: Human Impact Of A Hazard Hazard + Vulnerability = Risk Case Study: Creating a Disaster - The Sichuan, China, Earthquake Breakdown Of The Disaster All-Hazards Approach All-Hazards Approach: Mitigation All-Hazards Approach: Preparedness All-Hazards Approach: Response All-Hazards Approach: Recovery Disaster Myths 1-5 Disaster Myths 6-10 Disaster Myths 11-15 Disaster Myths 15-19 Disaster Management: Social and Political Influences Case Study: Genocide in Darfur - Fertile For Disaster Case Study: Genocide in Darfur - Social and Political Disaster Case Study: Cyclone Nargis - Burma's Political Insufficiency Case Study: Cyclone Nargis Time Line Case Study: Cyclone Nargis Conclusions Disaster Management in the United States Disaster Management in the United States: Army Corps of Engineers Disaster Management in the United States: The Cold War Disaster Management in the United States: All Hazards Approach Disaster Management in the United States: Neglect Of Hazards Role Of Healthcare Providers in Disaster Management Role Of Emergency Physicians Role Of Emergency Medical Services Hurricane Katrina: Inappropriate Medical Response Challenges For Healthcare Professionals Module Two: Disaster Mitigation Disaster Mitigation = Preventive Medicine Mitigation Components 1-3 Mitigation Components 4-6 Mitigation: Only The Government's Role? Hazard-Vulnerability Analysis Hazard Identification and Mapping Approaches To Hazard Identification And Mapping Organizing Hazard Data Drawn Toward Danger Ways To Identify Vulnerability Creating A Hazard-Vulnerability (H-V) Map Hazard-Vulnerability Analysis Hazard-Vulnerability Application Step 1-3 Hazard-Vulnerability Application Step 4-6 Practical Mitigation Tools: Design and Construction Applications Practical Mitigation Tools: Land-Use Planning Land-Use Planning And Cultural Considerations Practical Mitigation Tools: Incentives Practical Mitigation Tools: Medical Mitigation Module Three: Disaster Preparedness Be Prepared Successful Disaster Preparedness Characteristics of Disaster Preparedness Health Objectives of Disaster Preparedness Disaster Preparedness Programs Disaster Preparedness Programs: The Disaster Plan Disaster Preparedness Programs: Organize Resources Disaster Preparedness Programs: Incident Command System External Communication Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) Disaster Preparedness Programs: Communication Systems Case Study: Communications Post Hurricane Katrina Disaster Preparedness Programs: Alert And Evacuate Early Warning Systems Case Study: Inadequate Warning of Impending Indian Ocean Tsunami Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning System Evacuation Policies Classifications Of Evacuation Disaster Preparedness Programs: Training Mock Disaster Drill Disaster Preparedness Programs: Personal Preparedness Disaster Mitigation and Preparedness: The Role of Healthcare Professionals Building Patient Resilience Maintenance Of Healthcare Facilities Module Four: Disaster Response Case Study: Spanish Flu Case Study: Overview of Disaster Response Components Of Disaster Response Incident Command System (ICS) Needs Assessment Needs Assessment Components Needs Assessment Components: Purpose Needs Assessment Components: Preparedness/Planning Stages Of The Planning Phase Needs Assessment Components: Developing Response And Recovery Teams Needs Assessment Components: Implementation Needs Assessment Components: Data Collection And Analysis Mitigation Phase I Search and Rescue Operations Search And Rescue Equipment And Personnel Search And Rescue Team Members Convergence And Disaster Response First Responders Managing Convergence Case Study: 1995 Kobe Earthquake in Japan Emergency Medical Services In The Response Phase Phases Of Medical Response Triage On-Scene Triage Triage Classification On-Site Documentation Second-Stage Triage Case Study: Triage During a Mass Casualty in the Phi Phi Islands Preventive Care For Disaster Victims Continuity of Care Amid Disasters Case Study: Hurricane Katrina And Chronic Illness Huascarán Earthquake And Obstetrical Care Needs Of Displaced People Private Volunteer Groups And Disaster Response Case Study: ICRC Provides Relief In Somalia Selecting A Disaster Response And Recovery Organization Organizations Involved In Disaster Medicine Management Module Five: Disaster Recovery When Does Disaster Recovery Begin? Disasters Are Political Events Mitigation During Recovery Disaster Medicine Management Recovery Stages: Assessment Information Debrief: Lessons Learned Reestablishing Medical Institutions: Information/Communication Case Study: East Jefferson General Hospital After Hurricane Katrina Reestablishing Medical Institutions: Medical Services and Goods Case Study: Ochsner Clinic Foundation After Hurricane Katrina Building Resilience and Reducing Vulnerability Post-Disaster HVA To Develop Health Resilience Case Study: Malaria in Haiti and Hurricane Flora Post-Disaster HVA To Identify Healthcare Systems Gaps Case Study: Structures In Earthquake-prone Regions Recovery In Perspective Conclusion What's Next? |
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