Disaster preparedness

Reflecting on the Diary of Medical Mission Trip videos about the 2010 Haiti earthquake, propose one nursing intervention at each of primary, secondary and tertiary prevention, say which disaster phase the three fall under and why, and name the people or agencies you would work with.

Two of the three questions look like the same question, and the third is a genuine argument about federalism — which is where the post has to take a side.

An 8- to 10-slide recorded presentation of a MAP-IT disaster recovery plan for the Vila Health community, addressed to the health system, city officials and the disaster relief team. This guide covers the five competencies that are the rubric in plain sight, the MAP-IT stage almost everyone drops, and why three named audiences change the deck.

A 9 to 10 page Sentinel City disaster report in which you arrive as lead healthcare provider at a hostile situation outside ABC Daycare, assess the scene and surrounding areas, explain your leadership skills, identify the public health effects and environmental hazards, name the emergency management team members, assess needed services and resources, and address family members and the media.

A four to five page paper profiling an organisation from the emergency physicians' readiness coalition across seven required points, and researching the 2001 Dark Winter exercise and what it changed about emergency response.