Vol. 9 No. 5 (2011): September/October

Published: 09/01/2011

Letters to the Editor

The shifting paradigms of a profession: Calming conflicts between homeland security and emergency management

Daniel W. Martin, PhD, CEM, CFM

11-18
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Articles

Addressing emergency response provider fatigue in emergency response preparedness, management, policy making, and research

Clark J. Lee, JD

19-29
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Warning response on a university campus: Anticipating message confirmation behavior among undergraduate students

Gordon A. Gow, PhD, Tara K. McGee, PhD, Sharon Romanowski, MA

31-37
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Increasing preparedness for water utilities, local health departments, and first responders

Leonard W. Casson, PhD, PE, BCEE, Kevin M. Morley, PhD Candidate, Stanley J. States, PhD, John C. Watson, MD, MPH, J. Alan Roberson, PE

39-46
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Implementing mobile geographic information system technology in North Carolina to enhance emergency preparedness: Evaluation of associated trainings and exercises

Jennifer Horney, MA, MPH, PhD, Steve Ramsey, BS, MPH, Mark Smith, PhD, Morgan L. Johnson, MPH, Pia D. M. MacDonald, MPH, PhD

47-55
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Using Experiential Learning Theory to design emergency preparedness training curricula

Ralph Renger, PhD, MEP, Shandiin Wood, MPH, Brenda Granillo, MS

57-63
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Complete Issue

September/October 2011

Richard A. DeVito, Jr.

1-64
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