Extending "Interoperability" to Vulnerable Populations

Description: The online course “Extending “Interoperability” to Vulnerable Populations” features a presentation delivered by David Kingdon, MPH, EMT-P. The presentation includes the definition of interoperability, how interoperability currently is and is not being built into various emergency response systems, and how public health and emergency service strategies can be used to improve interoperability. The presentation also covers some examples of collaboration, and basics of the Incident Command System.
Author(s)
Developer
Name: Kanako Sturgis, MPH
Title: Program Specialist
Organization: Institute for Public Health, Graduate School of Public Health, San Diego State University
Email: knaito@projects.sdsu.edu
Contact
Name: Anna Daddario, MSW
Email: annadaddario@gmail.com
Phone: 808-956-0895
Address: 1960 East-West Rd., Biomedical Sciences A108, Honolulu, HI 96822-2223
Meta Information
Type of Product: Presentation or Lecture, Quiz, Reference material
Format: Graphic presentations/Images, Reading material, Software/Computer files, Audio
Languages: English
Categories: Disaster Planning, Risk Management, Response, Response Functional Role, Incident Command, Emergency Management, Communication, Government Resources, Preparedness Evaluation / Risk Assessment, General Care, Standard of Care, Special Populations (Disabled / Vulnerable)
Keywords: interoperability, vulnerable populations, first responders, ICS, Incident Command System
Primary Audience: First Responder, Practicing health professional, Physician, Nurse, Pharmacist, Dentist, Behavorial and Mental health, Allied Health, Administrator, Health professions student, Special populations
Target Capabiltities: Common: Communications, Common: Community Preparedness and Participation, Common: Planning, Common: Risk Management, Prevent: Information Sharing and Dissemination, Protect: Critical Infrastructure Protection, Respond: Critical Resource Logistics & Distribution, Respond: On-site Incident Managment, Respond: Public Safety and Security Response, Respond: Responder Health and Safety
Universal Task Listing: Prevent, Protect, Respond, Common
Cognative Domain: Knowledge, Comprehension, Application, Analyst/Investigation, Synthesis or Evaluation
Copyright Restrictions: Creative Commons - Attribution
Is Product...: Downloadable, Reusable, Accessible, Interoptable
Learning Management System Compatability: None
URL:http://pacificemprints.sdsu.edu/AboutCourse.asp
Added: Tue Apr 22 17:24:21 -0400 2008
Last Updated: Tue Apr 22 17:24:21 -0400 2008