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Emergency Preparedness
September is National Emergency Preparedness month. This feature collects recent research by RAND Health that supports Emergency Preparedness. The topics include things individuals can do to stay safe during emergency situations, but also what lessons we can learn, culturally, from previous emergency situations.
Featured Video
Lynn Davis discusses individual response actions to terrorist attacks
Lynn E. Davis examines a scenario-driven approach that provides a rigorous way to identify actions - linked specifically to terrorist attacks - that individuals can take to protect their health and safety.
Featured Publications
Beating the Germ Insurgency — 2008
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Promoting Accountability in Public Health Emergency Preparedness — 2007
Bioterrorism with Zoonotic Disease Public Health Preparedness Lessons from a Multiagency Exercise — 2007
Quality Improvement Methods Can Be Used to Improve Public Health Emergency Preparedness — 2006
Public Health Preparedness: An Opportunity and a Challenge — 2006
Public Health Preparedness in the 21st Century — 2006
Emergency Preparedness Is Stimulating Changes in Public Health Practice — 2006
Gaps in Public Health Preparedness: Lessons Learned in California — 2004
Individual Preparedness and Response to Chemical, Radiological, Nuclear, and Biological Terrorist Attacks — 2003
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