Alternative Marketing & Messaging to Prepare Vulnerable Populations

Ana Marie Jones, Executive Director, Collaborating Agencies Responding to Disasters (CARD)

April 10, 2008

At the conclusion of the presentation, the participants will be able to:

  1. Learn why traditional threat-based preparedness has never achieved positive, sustainable results
  2. Understand the important distinctions between emergency preparedness and disaster response
  3. Learn the seven key components of effective outreach
  4. Understand why the context for preparedness action is critical

Participant Information
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2. Job position/role?
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4. Race/ethnicity?
5. Gender?
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Evaluation
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7. I was satisfied with the course overall.
8. This course enhanced my knowledge of the subject matter.
9. The course was relevant to what I might be expected to do to (prevent, prepare for, or respond to) an emergency.
10. The program content supported the objective(s).
11. This course provided content that is relevant to my daily job.
12. I would recommend this course to others.
Comments
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13. What was the most useful or important thing you learned during this program?
14. What suggestions do you have for improving the program?
15. Please offer other topics of interest you would like to learn more about in future Center for Public Health Preparedness educational activities.
Point of View
16. This program is fair, balanced, and free of commercial bias.
Continuing Education Credits

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