Every community should understand the risks it faces. By understanding its risks, a community can make smart decisions about how to manage risk, including developing needed capabilities. The THIRA process helps communities identify capability targets and resource requirements necessary to address anticipated and unanticipated risks.
These are the national standards for public health preparedness capability-based planning and will assist planners in identifying gaps in preparedness,…
Each city and town should be covered by a written plan to dispense emergency MCM to its residents, workers, and…
Authored by the W MA Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) in 2013, the Spontaneous Volunteer Management Plan provides guidance for safe,…
