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" Establishing a healthcare emergency response coalition / "
Jay Lee, Thomas W. Cleare, and Mary Russell.
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BL
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Record Number
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956370
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b710740
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Main Entry
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Lee, Jay,1948-
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Title & Author
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Establishing a healthcare emergency response coalition /\ Jay Lee, Thomas W. Cleare, and Mary Russell.
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Publication Statement
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Lanham, MD :: Government Institutes,, 2010.
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xi, 117 pages ;; 28 cm
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ISBN
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1605906808
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: 9781605906805
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Bibliographies/Indexes
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Includes bibliographical references.
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Contents
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Why start a healthcare emergency coalition? -- The importance of healthcare emergency response coalitions -- Existing healthcare emergency response coalition models -- How to structure a healthcare emergency response coalition -- Establishing goals, implementing objectives, and developing emergency response procedures -- Sustainability : keeping your coalition going -- Top ten tips for successful coalition building.
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Abstract
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In the event of a disaster or public health emergency, individual agencies and hospitals cannot always effectively act alone. In order to provide a collaborative, comprehensive system of planning and response a Healthcare Emergency Response Coalition (HERC) is needed. This book introduces the concept of a HERC and demonstrates why and how a HERC is among most effective tools for health emergency response and preparedness. This guide is based on Palm Beach County's experiences during formation and implementation of their HERC, now a national model, and can serve to direct your community. It addresses fundamental questions of starting a HERC - What is a HERC? - Why do we need a HERC? - How do we start a HERC - How should a HERC be structured? This book provides guidance for developing and sustaining a successful HERC. This information can be applied and customized to any community's specific needs and resources to implement a program that will address any disaster or healthcare emergency. This book provides benefits to all invested in emergency preparedness for a community, from health officials and emergency response teams to government officials and fire and police departments, and others involved in preparing for disasters and public health emergencies.
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Coalitions.
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Disaster medicine-- United States-- Planning.
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Emergency medical services-- United States-- Planning.
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Coalitions.
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Disaster medicine-- Planning.
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Emergency medical services-- Planning.
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Emergency Medical Services.
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Community Health Planning.
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Disaster Planning.
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Health Care Coalitions-- organization administration.
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United States.
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Dewey Classification
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362.18
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LC Classification
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RA645.5.L44 2010
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NLM classification
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2010 N-010
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WX 215L478e 2010
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Cleare, Thomas W.,1970-
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Russell, Mary,1953-
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Government Institutes.
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