Mar 2021 Offering
- Course
- MGT433-V - Isolation and Quarantine for Rural Communities: A Whole Community Approach
- Date & Times
- Mar 18, 2021 from 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM; Mar 19, 2021 from 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM
- Description
The purpose of this training is to provide emergency response management personnel with the general knowledge necessary to begin planning for situations requiring the isolation and quarantine (I&Q) of a large portion of a local, rural population. A rural community's ability to collectively respond to an emergency requiring isolation and quarantine (I&Q) is not only essential to minimize the negative impacts to the community at risk, but also to minimize the long-term negative economic and health effects on the American public as a whole. This instructor-led training course will provide emergency managers and team members with:
• information on I&Q in a modern context;
•legal and ethical issues associated with I&Q; and
•preparedness, planning, response, and support considerations.Course Objectives
•Develop an understanding of the challenges that rural communities face during an isolation and quarantine response, identify the legal and ethical considerations of isolation and quarantine, and implement the Whole Community approach to rural isolation and quarantine.
•Achieve a broad understanding of isolation and quarantine considerations in rural communities
•Have a general understanding of federal, state, and local isolation and quarantine authorities and legal preparations, and ensuring due process of law in a situation requiring isolation and quarantine of citizens.
•be able to describe the Whole Community approach to rural isolation and quarantine; specifically the roles and responsibilities of public health, public safety, and the private sector as they relate to isolation and quarantine, and the role that state and federal partners have in assisting with isolation and quarantine.*Participants are required to use their own computer, tablet, or smartphone during the course. No group settings.
- Hours
- 8
- Max Attendance
- 30 (6 Open Seats)
- Region
- State
- Location
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Virtual Offering
Virtual Instructor-Led Course
Virtual Instructor-Led Course, MO 65102 - POST Approved
- Yes
- POST Control #
- 19289
- Technical Studies
- 8
- Target Audiences
- Public Health, Emergency Medical Services (EMS), Government Administrative, Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, Fire, and Volunteer Organizations
- Availability
- Open To The Public
- Prerequisites
- None Set
- Registrant Notes
MUST HAVE INDIVIDUAL INTERNET ACCESSIBLE DEVICE.
Minimum of 20 students for course to be held.
Course Roster
Course registrants will be listed here along with their contributing role.
Name | Organization |
---|---|
Aguilar, Eric | Redlands police department |
Akins, Jina | Jefferson Co. Emergency Mgt |
Arnold, Austin | Springfield-Greene County OEM |
Clark, Kelly | Weston Police Department |
Cook, Abraham | Franklin County |
Crane, Justin | Cass County |
Crisol, Carlos | Saline County Health Dept. |
Dawson, Jael | Johnson County EMA (VOL.) / Range Angels LLC |
Forester, Sylvia | Perry County Health Department |
Harris, Tammy | Citrus County Board of County Commissioners |
Lane, Shea | Herschend Family Entertainment |
Macey, Michael | Platte County Sheriff's Emergency Management |
Marler, Jacob | City of Ash Grove |
O'Neal, Michael | Platte County Sheriff Em Mgt |
Ogden, Kerry | Moody Volunteer Fire Department/ American Red Cross |
Rowinski, Aleksander | Linn Fire Protection District |
Thomas, Josie | St. Charles City Police Department |
Thomas, Michael | SCBC FIRE |
Thompson, Courtney | Missouri Department of Transportation |
Tubbergen-Maglio, Alex | MO-1 DMAT/Boone County Fire Protection District |
Wagner, Dustin | Pacific Fire Protection District |
Wichern, Hannah | Boone County OEM |
Wood, David | Careflite |
Young, Timothy | DHS/FEMA Region VII |