Communication its the main key for effective management

1. Analysis of Emergency Management And The Public Sector Lessons Learn

2. Emergency Management operations NIMS Concepts and Principles Responsibilities ICS Preparedness Personnel qualifications and certifications

3. Communication Definition of Communication Importance Approaches Simple language within Local, State and Federal Government Agencies Bias Senior workers within Emergency Responders Agencies

4. The four Phases of Emergency Manager Response Preparedness Planning, organizing, training, equipping, exercising, evaluating and improve. Reducing Risk Simple language within agencies as the central key to improve communication

5. Mitigation Definition Planning ICS Policies to follow Incident Commander duty and individual assignations

6. Response Notifications of Emergency Management Performance during a Crisis Sheltering the population Media Information of occurrence Rescue Proactively organize individuals (volunteers) Response activities Other jurisdictions envolve

7. Recovery Structure restoration Infrastructures and community renovation Improvement on social and economical lost Incorporation of mitigation during restoration process

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9. REFERENCES Canton, L. G., (2007). Emergency Management; Concepts and Strategies for Effective Programs. Kapucu, N., (2006). University of Central Florida, Montgomery, V. M.; California State University, San Bernardino. The Evolving Role of The Public Sector in Managing Catastrophic Disaster GAO, Homeland Security: Applying Risk Management, Principles Scheneider, R. O., (2010). Strategic Overview of the “New” Emergency Management. Wyatt-Nichol, H., & Abel, C. F., (2007). A Critical Analysis of Emergency Management. Goss, K. C., (1996). Guide for All-Hazards Emergency Operations Planning; State and Local Guide.