Public Health Preparedness
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NACCHO’s preparedness work focuses on activities related to both practice and policy. NACCHO creates new tools and improves existing ones to help local health departments (LHDs) enhance their readiness to respond to emergencies, including terrorist incidents. NACCHO also serves as a conduit through which local input can reach and effect positive change on national initiatives.
Indicators of Progress in Local Public Health Preparedness
This research brief describes the results of a recent survey conducted by NACCHO to ascertain the progress of preparedness in local health departments. The study examined three main components of preparedness: planning, exercising, and workforce development.
One Tough Day: Four Communities Prepare for Public Health Emergencies
This storybook describes the diverse experiences of four local health departments conducting public health preparedness exercises in their communities. More » |
