Emergency
Management
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
Caring for Nurses in Public Health Emergencies - CPRN Report
Be Pandemic Prepared
Emergency Preparedness
(EP) Week - an annual, national event that takes place during the first full
week of May. The main objective is to increase awareness about individual
preparedness. All EP Week activities reinforce the idea that we can reduce the
risks and lessen the consequences of a disaster by being better prepared.
OSACH Resource Document:
Health and Safety in Emergency Management 20060511
Ontario
Ministry of Labour: Provincial Emergencies and Urgent Advisories - Information for Ontario Workplaces - In the event of a provincial emergency, this site will provide information about relevant workplace issues, as well as links to other important information relating to the emergency.
Ontario
Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care (MOHLTC): Emergency Response Plan - includes
detailed information on the overall framework for emergency management and
response within the ministry, as well as specific roles and responsibilities,
actions and step-by-step procedures for resource deployment to be followed by
the ministry when responding to an emergency situation. 20051209
MOHLTC: Emergency
Planning and Preparedness - important information on what individuals can
do to help keep themselves and their families prepared and safe.
Centre
for Emergency Preparedness and Response
- from Health Canada's Population and Public Health
Branch (PPHB). The Centre for Emergency Preparedness and Response is Canada's
central coordinating point for public health security issues. Among its many
responsibilities, CEPR:
- develops and maintains national emergency response plans for Health Canada
- monitors outbreaks and global disease events
- assesses public health risks during emergencies
- contributes to keeping Canada's health and emergency
policies in line with threats to public health security and general security for
Canadians in collaboration with other federal and international health and
security agencies
- is responsible for the important federal public health rules
governing laboratory safety and security, quarantine and similar issues
- is
the health authority in the Government of Canada on bioterrorism, emergency
health services and emergency response. 20040920
Canadian Pandemic Influenza Plan for the Health Sector
20070802
BIOTERRORISM
Anthrax facts
for health care professionals - from the Ontario
Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care 20030101
Anthrax facts
for members of the public - from the Ontario Ministry of Health and
Long-Term Care 20030101
Association for Professionals in Infection Control Inc.
- find information about bioterror agents. 20040706
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