The capacity to efficiently, appropriately and safely respond to public health threats such as terrorism and other emergencies will require anticipatory readiness and a response commensurate with professional skills developed and sharpened by education and training. Such training and education must be competency based, progressive, multidisciplinary, sustainable and collaborative.
MISSION AND PURPOSE To actively and collaboratively promote the education and training of nurses and other health care professionals on emergency preparedness.
State Expert Panel on Volunteer Management - Recommendations for Coordinating Volunteer Response to an Emergency When Public Health is the Incident Commander - April 2009. Click here
