Application of Legal Issues During a Bioterrorism Event – detailed discussion of the New Jersey Emergency Health Powers Act

Description: Defines the roles, responsibilities, and powers/immunity of healthcare providers in an emergency under the New Jerseh Emergency Health Powers Act.
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Name: Robin Preisler
Email: preislro@umdnj.edu
Phone: 973-972-5961
Address: UMDNJ, 30 Bergen Street, Newark, NJ  07101
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Type of Product: Presentation or Lecture
Format: Software/Computer files
Languages: English
Categories: Disaster Planning, Risk Management, Sentinel Surveillance, Response, Response Functional Role, Communication, Regulatory, Credentialing (Accreditation/ Certification/Licensure), Jurisprudence (Compensation / Redress / Confidentiality / Consent / Liability / Malpractice)
Primary Audience: Practicing health professional, Physician, Nurse, Pharmacist, Dentist
Target Capabiltities: Respond: Emergency Public Information and Warning, Respond: Isolation and Quarantine, Protect: Epidemiologic Surveillance and Investigation, Protect: Public Health Laboratory Testing
Universal Task Listing: Prevent, Protect, Respond
Cognative Domain: Knowledge, Comprehension
Copyright Restrictions: Creative Commons - Attribution
Is Product...: Downloadable, Reusable, Interoptable
Learning Management System Compatability: None
URL:http://www.nj-ptc.org/training/materials/Rutgers/SOP_PharmSaveWorld/WhenTerrorStrikes.ppt
Added: Mon Jan 26 10:20:23 -0500 2009
Last Updated: Mon Jan 26 10:20:23 -0500 2009