ROOM A
MCI Triage Training: John Jui, MD

Learn to develop and implement an initial action plan for the MCI scene; Describe & demonstrate proper size up of an MCI scene; Describe & demonstrate proper triage techniques & isolation procedures; Demonstrate the use of prioritized tag colors for triage identification; Demonstrate the proper communications procedures with Medical Control
MCI Triage Training Presentation

ROOM C
How To Deal With The Media: Tom Hottman

Public information personnel will get a chance to interact with media personalities and discuss the methods that create a professional and informative interview.
How To Deal With The Media Presentation

General Session & Keynote Speaker: Dr. Alan P. Zelicoff
Technical Needs: The Absence of Real-Time Surveillance

ROOM A
How & When To Use Decontamination And Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Stanley Dickinson

Operational and administrative personnel will receive training and model procedures as well as suggested equipment selection to provide appropriate protection to workers during a Decontamination Operation.The focus of this session will be maximum interoperability between affected disciplines.
How & When to Use Decontamination & PPE Presentation

ROOM B
Hospital And Community Disaster Response Experiences:
John Bowling, Michael Kubler & Dan Martinez
Real People, Real Responses.

A multi-presenter format will take you through several real-world incidents and share processes for response, lessons learned and where those lesson have brought them today.
Disaster Response Experiences with a Frail Elderly Population
Community During Disaster Presentation
"My Experience with Disaster Management and the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs"

ROOM C
Incident Management Teams: Command Or Coordinate?:
Taylor Robertson

Personnel assigned to act as Command and General Staff will be able to interact with an experienced Incident Commander and discuss the methods that encourage teamwork and synergy, understand the challenges and limitations of incident management teams during emergencies, and learn keys to effective team leadership at all levels.
Incident Management Teams: Command or Coordinate? Presentation

ROOM A
Disaster Burn Care: Curtis Ryun, RN

Caring for burn injuries and dealing with a mass casualty event that includes multiple burn injured patients.The Oregon Burn Surge plan will be covered and details on providing long term resuscitation and wound care for patients will be presented.

ROOM B
Using The Tool Kit: Josh Fishburne

Training personnel will be lead through the HSEEP online exercise planning tool and given basic instruction on how to use it effectively. (Wireless laptop helpful, but not required)

Using the HSEEP Tool Kit Presentation

ROOM C
So Now You're A Log (Logistic): Kristi Cutler

Personnel assigned to act as Logistics Chiefs at incidents within their organization will be exposed to the method used by the Federal Government and tricks of the trade from those who regularly perform the duties of ordering and tracking resources.

So Now You're A Log Presentation

ROOM C
PPE For Our First Responders: Are They Really Protected?: William Stanhope

Understand the need to change dispatch protocol.

Rooms A, B & C

ROOM A
Managing The Incident: Bill Henle

Future and potential Operations Personnel will learn to develop leadership within themselves and action plans that will enable effective decision-making and execution of incident strategies for whatever situation unfolds.

ROOM B
Hazard Vulnerability Analysis: Ann Steeves

The goals of this session include:1. Identify disaster-related hazards and associated vulnerabilities in your community; 2 Determine the risks should such disaster occur, and; 3. Provide leadership with objective information to guide in mitigating against hazards or responding to them by pre-planning in advance through the use of the Hazard Vulnerability Assessment (HVA) Tool. Examples will be provided.
Hazard Vulnerability Analysis Presentation

ROOM B
Business Continuity Planning (BCP)101: Greg Livingston, ABCP

A business process-driven approach that takes a broad disaster recovery perspective whereby organizations plan for recovery of the entire business operations. This includes a plan for human resources, documentation, workspaces, telephones, workstations, servers, applications, network connections and any other resources required in the business process. This session will define the processes, describe best practices, and discuss regulatory requirements.
BCP 101 Presentation

ROOM A
Table Top Exercise: An Unusual (And Unusually Severe) Outbreak - Part I: Alan Zelicoff , MD & William Stanhope

Timely diagnosis and response for a disease outbreak. Appreciate the importance of real time surveillance.

ROOM B
Plan Writing Evaluation 101: Michael Montgomery

In this session, planners and administration will see the value of a well written plan and all of its components. They will see how to assess their plan and develop actions to ensure that the "how to, who to and where" functions are identified and prioritized.
Plan Writing Evaluation 101 Presentation

ROOM C
Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP) 101: Greg Livingston, ABCP

A technology driven-process approach where procedures are implemented to ensure the effective maintenance of critical IT systems, applications, and data. This session will define the processes, describe best practices, and discuss regulatory requirements.

Snacks & Refreshments - Foyer

Concurrent Sessions ‚ Rooms A, B & C

ROOM A
Modern Lessons From An Old Outbreak - Part II:
Alan Zelicoff, MD & William Stanhope

Situational awareness and how it relates to today.

ROOM B
Pandemic Planning: Paul Lewis, MD

A global pandemic outbreak represents one of the most catastrophic threats to the U.S. public health system. In preparing for such a threat, public health agencies must work closely with a number of partners including emergency management agencies, law enforcement agencies, elected officials and most important, healthcare agencies and providers

ROOM C
Grant Writing: Krista Dillon

Examine the process of grant writing and explore successes in collaborative grant development.
Grant Writing Presentation