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| Andrew A. |
Based on the discussion during Day 2:
1) How have you (in your position, or department/agency) partnered with emergency management and public health prep/response partners? 2) How have you (in your position, or department/agency) partnered with "traditional" first response agencies (EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement)? |
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| Andrew A. |
Yes- we'll get the slides from today uploaded and will also upload recordings from Day 1 and today
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| Jessica S. |
will the slides from today be uploaded?
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| Eleanor L. |
Expand my knowledge base on disaster epi and possibly purse job opportunities in the field
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| Maureen W. |
great! 😀
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| Selda B. |
Thank you Maureen! Now, I have slides
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| Andrew A. |
When thinking about data-driven preparedness & response efforts - from natural hazards to disease outbreaks and everything in between - what data sources and inputs would be useful to better inform your jurisdiction's JRA? historic disease data? historic syndromic surveillance data? FEMA HAZUS data?
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| Rachel R. |
To gain better understanding of disaster epidemiology to apply to our MCH efforts in NM.
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| Edilberto R. |
To be able to facilitate a graduate course on disaster management as well as to strengthen knowledge in disaster epidemiology
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| Deanna C. |
Looking to strength my knowledge as an epidemiologist for disaster epi
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| Amanda C. |
I am really looking forward to learning more about the data techniques and how GIS will be used.
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| Kennedy B. |
I hope to gain a better understanding of disaster epi and ways that health depts. can improve their preparedness and response efforts
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| Mikaela K. |
How EPR and Epi can work together in emergent situations
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| Daisy S. |
General introduction to Disaster Epidemiology planning
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| Karrey S. |
I'm hoping to gain a better understanding of how I can effectively apply my clinical/medical skills within the context of emergency/disaster response.
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| Bernhard K. |
To enhance my knowledge in skills, techniques, and data sources that are used in disaster preparedness and following a disaster. Network and learn from other public health professionals and see what opportunities are available.
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| Selda B. |
Lifelong learning is crucial for me and I want to learn more everyday. Epidemiology is in everything in our routine life...
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| Angie N. |
Learn about strategies outside of my state of Washington. Also, gain enough of an understanding about disaster preparedness to be able to analyze our disaster preparedness and find any gaps.
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| Mayela C. |
Know better how the epidemiologist should play a role in preparing for disaster management
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| Sarah B. |
Information and ideas to help with our local/regional disaster preparedness efforts!
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| Kira R. |
I hope to gain a better understanding of disaster epi to help with preparation and planning for response activities
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| Trena S. |
A better understanding of job opportunities that span my two interests, epidemiology and disaster response!
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| Jacqueline M. |
Pick up on ideas to bring back to the classroom!
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| Andrew A. |
Hi everyone! Thank you for joining this year's Workshop. Please share one thing you're hoping to take away from this year's sessions.
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