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Initial Dose Magnitude Estimation for Individuals Involved in a Radiological Incident/Accident
After the normal questions asked by many medical care providers when treating a radioactively contaminated patient, such as “Is it safe for me to treat this patient?”
Meeting Strategic Communications Virtual Solutions Requirements during COVID-19 Response For Nuclear Power Plants and Offsite Response Organizations
Hybrid learning models for Nuclear Power Plants and Offsite Response Organizations to meet regulatory training requirements and beyond.
Coronavirus Information Sources
Get information from trusted sources regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is essential for preparation.
PIO Go Kit
Download this FREE resource to help prepare your Public Information Officer (PIO) Go Kit to be ready for a crisis at a moments’ notice.
CDC Plain Language Resources
Tools and resources from the Centers for Disease Control on communicating your message clearly and affectively to your audience the first time.
Can You Survive Nuclear Fallout?
Watch this YouTube video on the scientifically supported plan of action that could save thousands of lives during a nuclear fallout.
Basic Radiation Information
This document briefly explains various radiation-related terms and concepts in an easy to read format.
HPS Specialist in Radiation Protection
For public, media, a health physicist, or a scientist you can either find answers or submit questions or ask the Health Physics Society experts.
Evaluating Tabletop Exercise Effectiveness
FEMA developed a standardized program that includes common terminology for exercise design, development, conduct, evaluation, and improvement planning. Read about alternative options and actions.
Analyzing Tabletop Exercise Effectiveness
Although no numeric rating may result from qualitative assessments and responses, one can certainly provide solid qualitative evidence that an exercise was effective through subjective post exercise evaluations/critiques provided by exercise participants.
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