Crisis management and emergency planning :

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Fagel, Michael J.
Format: Printed Book
Published: Boca Raton, Florida : CRC Press, 2013.
Subjects:
Emergency management.
Crisis management.
Disaster Planning.
Emergencies.
Mass Casualty Incidents
Table of Contents:
  • Section 1: Policy Considerations
  • 1. Policy and Laws Relating to Emergency Management Planning / Michael J. Fagel, Stephen Krill, and Matthew Lawrence
  • Section 2: Response Planning and Preparedness
  • 2. Emergency Operations Center Readiness Continuum / Derek Rowan
  • 3. Stress Management and Responders / Kathryn R. Juzwin
  • 4. Facility Vulnerability and Security / J. Lawrence (Larry) Cunningham
  • 5. Immediate Response to Active Shooter Situations / Rick Mathews Section 3: Public Health Considerations
  • 6. Coordinated Terrorist Attacks and the Public Health System / Raymond McPartland and Michael Fagel
  • 7. Emergency Management, Public Health, and Private Sector Healthcare: New Opportunities for Collaboration / Ruth Cover
  • 8. Hospital Management and Disaster Planning / Robert Muller
  • 9. Hospital Business Continuity/ Linda Reissman and Jacob Neufeld
  • 10. Communications and Mass Casualty Events / Jeremiah W. Dunlap
  • 11. Emergency Management and the Media / Randall Duncan
  • 12. Volunteer Management / Mark Chambers
  • 13. Legal Considerations in Threat Response Management / Ernest P. Chiodo
  • 14. Sport Venue Emergency Planning / Stacey Hall
  • 15. Pandemic Preparedness / Douglas Himberger
  • Section 4: Whole Community Preparedness
  • 16. Presidential Policy Directive 8: An Overview / Elizabeth Dawson and Jacob Dickman
  • 17. Emergent Group Theory and Whole Community Capability-Building / Joseph Lombardo Section 5: Exercise Design and Development
  • 18. Exercise Design and Development Challenges / Matthew Lawrence
  • 19. Operational Exercise Design / Derek
  • 20. Exercises: Testing Your Plans and Capabilities in a Controlled Environment / James A. McGee
  • Section 6: Vulnerability Assessments and Critical Infrastructure
  • 21. Determining Your Impacts: Impact Assessment Teams / S. Shane Stovall
  • 22. Vulnerability Assessments / James Peerenboom, Ronald E. Fisher, and Wade Townsend
  • 23. Critical Infrastructures and Interdependencies / James Peerenboom and Ronald E. Fisher
  • Section 7: Special Considerations
  • 24. Nuclear and Radiological Incidents / Andrew Bramnik
  • 25. Agroterrorism / Michael J. Fagel and Kelly Hamilton

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