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Healthcare (Noble)
Hospital Emergency Response Training for Mass Casualty Incidents (HERT)
Healthcare Leadership and Administrative Decision Making (HCL)
Fundamentals of Healthcare Emergency Management (FUND)
Advanced Public Information Officer Health and Hospital Emergencies (APIOHHE)
Pandemic Influenza Planning and Preparedness (PIPP)
WMD Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Environmental Health Training in Emergency Response (EHTER)—Introductory Level

Course Details

Course Name Fundamentals of Healthcare Emergency Management (FUND)
Course Code CDP 008-06
Course Length 4.0 day(s)
Course Description The FUND is a four-day, 32-hour course which provides healthcare personnel with a foundation of knowledge in healthcare emergency management. The course includes lectures on standards, regulations, and organizations affecting healthcare entities and the integration of government agencies and stakeholders; disaster preparedness planning; staffing and personnel; emergency management issues for healthcare; PPE and decontamination; evacuation, isolation, and quarantine; ethical issues; financial issues; public affairs; and training, drills, and exercises. Small exercises are conducted in hazard vulnerability assessment, managing medical surge, and developing a SOCO. The final exercise provides an opportunity to apply a majority of the fundamental principles learned in the course.
Target Audience/
Disciplines
Emergency Medical Services (EMS), health care, and public health.
Additional Qualifications/
Certifications
Training in ICS: IS-100 level (minimum) and IS-700, or IS-700.a, and IS-200 (optional).

The CDP recommends that candidates also have the following:

  • Understanding of the ICS as it applies to healthcare
  • Familiarity with Joint Commission (JC) standards on emergency management
  • Familiarity with local emergency operations/response plans
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Upcoming Course Dates

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