Vol. 20 No. 7 (2022): Special Issue on COVID-19 - 2022

Published: 03/01/2022

Editorial

Biosafety and infectious disease occupational health training from the NIEHS Worker Training Program: A historical look at capacity building that supported a COVID-19 response

Eric Persaud, DrPH, MEA, Deborah Weinstock, MS, Demia S. Wright, MPH

9-18
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Articles

Recognizing and mitigating against COVID-19 consequence management impacts in emergency management organizations

Michael Prasad, BBA, CEM®

19-27
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Weaponizing mutual aid: Can a pandemic or biological attack turn our strongest emergency management tool against us?

Benjamin Thomas Greer, JD

29-38
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COVID-19 data driven planning: The SouthEast Texas approach

Adam Lee, MS, Lori Upton, RN, BSN, MS, CEM, Magdalena Anna Denham, EdD, Jeremiah Williamson

39-56
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Nonprofit capacities and emergency management during the COVID-19 pandemic: Insights from a Taiwan-based international nonprofit organization

Chin-Chang Tsai, PhD, ChiaKo Hung, PhD, Wei-Ning Wu, PhD

57-69
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Innovative public health staff augmentation concepts during a global pandemic

Valerie Beynon, MA, CEM, FPEM, Susan James, AA, Amy Graham, BS, Danielle Baxter, MPA, Christina Stenberg, MPH, MEP

71-76
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Applying the novel IDEA model for instructional health risk and crisis communication to explore the effectiveness of the COVID-19 crisis communication in Cameroon

Henry Ngenyam Bang, PhD

77-102
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Complete Issue

Volume 20, Number 7

Journal of Emergency Management

1-102
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