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APC Roadshow Info

Thank you for your participation in the Advanced Practice Centers Roadshows! Below you will find participant information and the presentations for each roadshow. Please scroll down the page to find the roadshow you attended.

»	Grand Junction (May 25-26, 2010)
»	Covington (April 26-27, 2010)
»	Billings (July 16–17, 2009)
»	Orlando (July 28–29, 2009)
»	Albuquerque (August 11–12, 2009)
»	Columbus (August 25–26, 2009)

Grand Junction (May 25-26, 2010)

Participant Information:

APC Presentations:

Covington (April 26-27, 2010)

Participant Information:

APC Presentations:

NACCHO
Biosurveillance (Tarrant County)
Essence (Tarrant County)
Core Competencies for MRC Volunteers (Tarrant County)
Communications and Vulnerable Populations (Seattle & King County)
Communications and Vulnerable Populations (Montgomery County)
Coming Attractions 1 (Toledo-Lucas County)
Coming Attractions 2 (Toledo-Lucas County)

Billings (July 16–17, 2009)

Participant Information:

APC Overview Presentations:

Concurrent Training Sessions:

Emergency Risk Communication
Santa Clara County
Tools and Resources to Engage Community Partners in Preparedness
Montgomery County
Strengthening Vulnerable Populations through Preparedness
Montgomery County
Tools for Preparing Staff, Volunteers, and the Public
Cambridge
Tools and Guidance for Emergency Preparedness in Rural America
Western New York Public Health Alliance
Medical Mass Care during an Influenza Pandemic
Santa Clara County

Orlando (July 28–29, 2009)

Participant Information:

APC Overview Presentations:

Concurrent Training Sessions:

Tools and Resources to Engage Community Partners in Preparedness
Montgomery County
Strengthening Vulnerable Populations through Preparedness
Montgomery County
Tools for Preparing Staff, Volunteers, and the Public
Cambridge
Old Job, New Expectations: The Role of an Environmental Health Professional in a Disaster (Part 1 | Part 2)
Twin Cities Metro
Writing an Environmental Health Emergency Response Plan (Lesson 1 | Lesson 2 | Lesson 3)
Twin Cities Metro
Public Health 101: An Introduction for Public Health Stakeholders
Tarrant County
Using ESSENCE IV: A Self-Paced Training Course
Tarrant County

Albuquerque (August 11–12, 2009)

Participant Information:

APC Overview Presentations:

Concurrent Training Sessions:

Strengthening Vulnerable Populations through Preparedness
Montgomery County
Medical Mass Care during an Influenza Pandemic
Santa Clara County
Old Job, New Expectations: The Role of an Environmental Health Professional in Emergency Preparedness (Part 1 | Part 2)
Twin Cities Metro
Tools and Resources to Engage Community Partners in Emergency Preparedness
Montgomery County
More than Words: Powersizing Your Emergency Communications through Comics and Pictograms
Seattle & King County
Writing an Environmental Health Emergency Response Plan (Lesson 1 | Lesson 2 | Lesson 3)
Twin Cities Metro
Equity in Emergency Response: Public Health Planning for Vulnerable Populations
Seattle & King County
Emergency Risk Communications
Santa Clara County

Columbus (August 25–26, 2009)

Participant Information:

APC Overview Presentations:

Concurrent Training Sessions:

Tools for Preparing Staff, Volunteers, and the Public
Cambridge
More than Words: Powersizing Your Emergency Communications through Comics and Pictograms
Seattle & King County
Equity in Emergency Response: Public Health Planning for Vulnerable Populations
Seattle & King County
Using ESSENCE IV: A Self-Paced Training Course
Tarrant County
Public Health 101: An Introduction for Public Health Stakeholders
Tarrant County
Tools and Guidance for Emergency Preparedness in Rural America
Western New York Public Health Alliance