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Sat Nov 24, 2007 at 12:26:35 PM EST
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Version 0.5 at helping people understand and assist mayor and local goverments see the way to, through and past pandemic.
Offers positive reasons to start preparations, take pandemic seriously while endorsing and empoweing local groups to train the citizens.
Please let me know what you think.
Please let me know what should be added.
Please let me know if the tone is too strong
Citations and references to follow.
Thanks in advance,
Kobie
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Fri Jul 13, 2007 at 14:47:57 PM EDT
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Amongst the tasks we have set for ourselves is a deliverable way of teaching and explaining why you, the reader, should take pandemic planning seriously. As some of the social marketers advising and evaluating HHS' blog effort have put it, we need to address "Why me?" "Why now?" "What can I do to make a difference?" This new and original manual, Influenza Pandemic Preparation and Response - A Citizen's Guide, version 1.3 addresses all three questions.
Use this diary to note comments and corrects. And distribute the guide widely.
Previous versions of the guide are here.
A wonderful tool for this task, it has been developed by a team led by Peter Carpenter, located primarily in California. This manual can be used for CERT traing or for general information. A message from Peter follows:
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Thu Jun 21, 2007 at 18:04:20 PM EDT
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Amongst the tasks we have set for ourselves is a deliverable way of teaching and explaining why you, the reader, should take pandemic planning seriously. As some of the social marketers advising and evaluating HHS' blog effort have put it, we need to address "Why me?" "Why now?" "What can I do to make a difference?" This new and original manual, Influenza Pandemic Preparation and Response - A Citizen's Guide, version 1.2a addresses all three questions.NEW! RTF (word-compatable) version here. Version history can be found here.
A wonderful tool for this task, it has been developed by a team led by Peter Carpenter, located primarily in California. This manual can be used for CERT traing or for general information. A message from Peter follows:
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