2010 Ready to Respond MDH Preparedness Newsletter
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October 2010 Ready to Respond MDH Preparedness Newsletter (PDF: 324KB/5 pages)
- New Workspace
- DRAT! A new program for teens
- Expanded training in the Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program
- Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Planning Update
- M-STEP conference in November
- Bloomington Public Health volunteers increase capacity to respond to public health emergencies
- ICS Course changed from IS-100a to IS-100b
August 2010 Ready to Respond MDH Preparedness Newsletter (PDF: 470KB/7 pages)
- Public health preparedness consultant touches lives in Haiti
- H1N1 influenza updates
- How H1N1 information was communicated to at-risk populations
- Influenza (flu) website a valuable tool
- MDH/LPHA Emergency Prepredness Policy Summit brings recommendations
- So Many Sites, So Little Time conference a big success
- Mobile Medical Unit set up at Great Minnesota Air Show
- MDH Public Health Laboratory gets ready for Challenge Set
- Climate change is a public health concern
- Health Care Occupational and Environmental Safety Workshop
- New Workspace coming soon!
- Free, short training modules for public health professionals
April 2010 Ready to Respond MDH Prepredness Newsletter (PDF: 306KB/6 pages)
- H1N1 Influenza Update
- New role calls for new resources
- Improvements for pandemic planning and response emerge in review process
- Partnerships impact planning and response
- MDH has new Department Operations Center
- U-SEEE grant uses innovative training methods for DOC staff
- MnWARN - Utilities Helping Utilities
- Public health lab newborn screening section involved in multi-state collaboration
- Upcoming Events: Disaster Madness: Staying Calm in Chaos
- Flood Communication Tips: It happens every spring, and we don't mean baseball
January 2010 Ready to Respond MDH Preparedness Newsletter (PDF: 265KB/7 pages)
- Responding to novel H1N1 influenza
- What we accomplished together
- Coping with success: Minnesota FluLine
- Weekly media briefings help manage intense interest
- Training 1400 MDH employees about Novel H1N1
- Partnerships in Action
- Technology and Preparedness
- Telework: Working from a remote location
- Minnesota achieves PHIN certification in Direct Alerting
- Research grant to focus on simulations and exercises for educational effectiveness
- Public health aspects of climate change
- Public health lab receives new equipment for flu response
- MN.TRAIN
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Ready to Respond Newsletter - November, 2012
Fungal meningitis, anthrax, climate change, mobile medical teams, suspicious packages, continuity challenge, and a national award for the public health lab.
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