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Articles 1-53 out of 53 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Notes on disaster preparedness. Dumas, Tim Jun 1, 2008 456 After disaster strikes, how businesses recover. Berthiaume, Marc May 9, 2008 752 Check your emergency stockpiles as you set your clocks, APHA advises. Brief article Mar 1, 2008 209 What will it take to be prepared? Kavanagh, Shayne C. Dec 1, 2007 1355 Hospitals team up to offer patients best care possible; collaboration is alive and well in Nashua. Donati, John Oct 26, 2007 658 APHA, AMA working together to improve responses to disasters. Report Sep 1, 2007 286 School emergency planning. Spadanuta, Laura Brief article Aug 1, 2007 157 Cooperation southern style. Janak, Lisa Jul 1, 2007 3174 Emergency planning often misses disability needs: new hurricane Katrina report pinpoints several response gaps. Krisberg, Kim May 1, 2007 677 Dumas and FEMA. Editorial Apr 2, 2007 119 Members: advocate now on preparedness. Krisberg, Kim Apr 1, 2007 427 Emergency preparedness a challenge for older Americans: better disaster plans needed for seniors. Krisberg, Kim Apr 1, 2007 2107 Disaster-proof patients: healthcare providers and IT supplier in New England simulate a disaster situation to test a web-based EMR for regional and maybe national adoption. Blair, Robin Feb 1, 2007 1776 Companion animals in disaster response planning, Part 2: the NEHA Second Dog and first cat Speak out. Collins, Richard F. Column Jan 1, 2007 871 Survey: public health workers not personally prepared for emergencies. Late, Michele Survey Dec 1, 2006 780 Defining "interoperable" communications. Straw, Joseph Dec 1, 2006 773 ELULS prepares legal aid lawyers for hurricanes. Nov 1, 2006 343 Pandemic-flu preparedness kits available for schools. Brief article Oct 1, 2006 215 Sound science & common sense: the recent Doctors for Disaster Preparedness conference refuted politically driven science and provided commonsense ways to deal with both real and imagined threats. Hiserodt, Ed Sep 4, 2006 1565 In for nasty weather. Piazza, Peter Sep 1, 2006 375 The public health response to disasters in the 21st Century: reflections on Hurricane Katrina. Sep 1, 2006 554 Mentorship as a responsibility: Two Thirties for One Fifty. Collins, Richard F. Sep 1, 2006 1210 YLD needs volunteers to assist hurricane victims: the division would like to have lawyers in place before a storm heads our way. Davis, Theresa Aug 15, 2006 851 Ethics dictate you prepare for a disaster. Blankenship, Gary Aug 15, 2006 1511 Hurricane preparation. Brief article Aug 1, 2006 208 Montana Nurse Alert System: a database of disaster nurse volunteers. Kuntz, Sandra; Ross, Ann; Danielson, Lianna Jul 1, 2006 696 Does your disaster response plan include your lawyer? In the aftermath of a natural disaster, recovery from insurers, municipalities, and other parties can itself become a nightmare. Robertson, Alexander Jun 1, 2006 1327 Emergency preparedness essential: a pathologist's stance on POCT. Rodwig, Francis R., Jr. Jun 1, 2006 1107 Responding to an industrial disaster: the tight-knit nature of manufacturing, communities poses unique challenges and opportunities to EA professionals responding, to traumatic incidents at industrial worksites. McAninch, Jim May 1, 2006 1595 A dose of flu preparedness. Gips, Michael A. Brief Article Feb 1, 2006 257 The Patriot Act: bad medicine. McManus, John F. Jan 23, 2006 707 A lesson in humility, category five level: an ode to the value of preparation ... and prudence. Coleman, Frances Dec 22, 2005 709 Broward County Emergency Management. Brief Article Nov 1, 2005 18 Preparation is key to disaster response. Farrell, Lawrence P., Jr. Nov 1, 2005 945 Prevention: the way to respond. Linley, Laura Sep 22, 2005 1163 Volunteer now--before disaster strikes. Brief Article Sep 1, 2005 87 Nationwide drills test readiness plans. Pappalardo, Joe Jun 1, 2005 388 Disaster preparedness: a multifaceted EAP approach. Brennan, Kristine N. May 1, 2005 778 Gender and disasters: women and men experience disasters in different ways, challenging employers to design disaster preparedness strategies that meet the needs of both genders. Phillips, Brenda D. May 1, 2005 1733 Disasters: think, plan, and act: encouraging employees to plan for workplace and home disasters and understand their roles during each can go a long way to help keep workers more productive. Lopes, Rocky May 1, 2005 2138 Auditing disaster prevention: an auditing process can help employers use their corporate values to infuse respect, tolerance, and civility into employees' behaviors and thus prevent workplace emergencies arising from violence. Badzmierowski, William F. May 1, 2005 1505 The vital work of planning and training for disasters. Hartley, Maria May 1, 2005 644 Peace of mind: disaster recovery plans can keep your business alive. Mark, Rick May 1, 2005 1113 Abbey's BC habit. Apr 10, 2005 463 WMD defense lacks unified command-control structure. Kennedy, Harold Nov 1, 2004 502 Public would ignore authorities in terror event. Pappalardo, Joe Nov 1, 2004 424 Cities get tutored on disaster communications. Pappalardo, Joe Brief Article Oct 1, 2004 303 Red Cross helps businesses prepare for emergencies. Waldon, George Sep 27, 2004 491 Is your business prepared for the next emergency? A free American Red Cross of Alaska program helps your workplace prepare for the unexpected. Smith, Michael May 1, 2004 1178 The best-laid plans: a firm should make sure its disaster preparedness efforts will really work. McCarthy, Ed May 1, 2004 3743 Do you know where your workers are? A key step in an effective life-safety plan is ensuring that critical workplace data are up to date and easily available during an emergency. (Life Safety). Meyer, Matthew Jul 1, 2003 2037 Companies putting continuity planning at the forefront of operations. Burdorf, Katie S. Jan 29, 2003 479 HOME ON THE PAGE. GIPS, MICHAEL A. Sep 1, 2001 1100