Disaster Preparedness Training for Tribal Leaders
Peate, W. and Mullins, J.
(2008).
Disaster Preparedness Training for Tribal Leaders.
Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology. 3:2.
The authors describe a 1.5 day training session delivered regionally and build upon themes such as tribal sovereignty, and the understanding that preparedness is not a new concept for Native Americans. Three modules covered the roles of public health, bio-terrorism and public health, and community emergency preparedness and response. The authors list challenges to implementing the training and recommendations for refining the curriculum.
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