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2009 Emergency Preparedness Conference Session List
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General Session

 
010Opening/Welcome
 
 
020Keynote Speaker: Federal Response to Public Health and Medical Response for Disasters Case Study: Hurricane Gustav/ Ike, & Dolly Texas
 
 
030Plenary Hazards Approach: Case Study: 2008 Flood Due To Mechanical Failures in the NICU and OR
 
 
120Mutual Aid to the Rescue: Of the Hospitals, For the Hospitals, Does Your Hospital Work with Networks Resources and Regional Mutual Aid Agreements? Case Study: Vassar Brothers Hospital, St. Anthony, White Plains Hospital and Catskill Regional Hospital.
 
 
150Hospital Disaster Preparedness-It's Not MY Job
 
 
230Closing Plenary : Looking Ahead for Your Team! Message Mapping: How to Communicate During the Six Stages of a Crisis?
 
 
240Conference Summary
 
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Planning for an Emergency

 
0401A. But I'm Not a Meteorologist! United States Weather Enterprise
 
 
1702A. A POD Hospital's Emergency Department Response to Mass Casualty Events Case Study: POD Resource Center, St. Frances Medical Center ED, Peoria, IL
 
 
1803A. Abstract Measuring the Effectiveness of Disaster Preparedness in Your Organization: National Study of Rural Hospitals by Johns Hopkins University
 
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EM Exercises and Drills

 
1902B. From Planning To Response: Behavioral Health Incident Command Structure (BH-ICS)
 
 
2003B. Facility Disaster Mode: Triage and Evacuation, Personnel and Community Resources - Case Study: Saint Margaret Mercy's Dyer Campus, IN
 
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Six Critical Areas for Emergency Management

 
0801C.Disasters Make Strange Bedfellows
 
 
2102C. Using The Past to Prepare for the future: Non-Traditional Areas Used as Surge Capacity Units: Case Study: New York Downtown Hospital
 
 
2203C. Increasing Collaborations Regarding Emergency Management During Actual Disaster: Case Study: 2008 Fire 2008, St. Vincent's Hospital, NY
 
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