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Specific plans for the management of mass fatalities are critically deficient
in most community disaster response plans. The Institute’s programming
addresses the essential elements of planning for response to a mass fatalities
event. It is designed to assist planning-level officials from various
governmental jurisdictions, public service, private sector business, and
voluntary organizations
to understand the concepts of a multi-faceted, integrated response plan.
These plans must promote multi-disciplinary, multi-agency and multi-jurisdictional
response efforts that are thoroughly integrated at all levels of government.
Courses are designed for individuals with responsibilities for disaster planning. Courses address the essential elements of planning for response to a mass fatalities event. They are designed to assist planning-level officials from various governmental jurisdictions, public service, private sector business, and voluntary organizations understand the concepts of a multi-faceted, integrated response plan. This course is especially valuable for government officials, emergency management representatives, medical examiners, coroners, mental health professionals, public health professionals and disaster management personnel from public and voluntary organizations. Institute programming is not intended to provide competency-level training for first responders or to replace the FEMA Mass Fatalities Incident Response class G386. Contact the Institute to discuss the cost of programming customized to your group’s specific training needs.
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This site was funded in part by grant
H28/CCH720676-02 from the Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention and by award number SBAHQ-04-1-0043
from the U.S. Small Business Administration.*
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| *SBA’s funding should not be construed as an endorsement of any products, opinions or services. All SBA-funded projects are extended to the public on a non-discriminatory basis. | ||