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This guide was developed by the North Carolina Preparedness and Emergency Response Center with support from CDC. This guide is designed to assist public health professionals, medical professionals,...
Oct 12, 2016
This tool is a mobile website and free app designed for first responders, and other helping professions. AFN-Tips provides essential, detailed instructions and resources on interacting with and...
Local public health agencies are making use of various social media outlets such as Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. The uses of these outlets are creating effective communication methods within...
This guide is intended to assist state, local, and tribal public health professionals in the initiation of response activities during the first 24 hours of an emergency or disaster. It should be used...
(This is part 1 of a 2 part tool, please download part 2 from the toolbox as well) In an emergency, facilities such as schools, churches, or meeting halls may be needed to use as shelters,...
In Boston we took the availability and quality of our tap water for granted until May 1, 2010, when a major water pipe break interrupted water service to two million Greater Boston residents....
This Word document is the section of Contra Costa Health Services' policy regarding the dissemination of information (including patient information) to the public and media that addresses the use of...
This tool is a link to a Social Media at CDC website. The site contains CDC guidelines on the use of social media that may serve as useful models for state and local agencies. The guidelines contain...
POD 1: The Mechanics of a POD; POD 2: Facilitating Clients Through a POD. This training is designed to develop knowledge and skills by drawing upon participant experience and expertise. This approach...
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