Pandemic preparedness and response is a major area of focus within the Health Emergency Response Office (HERO). In May, 2005, HERO conducted a pandemic influenza tabletop exercise to explore the unique challenges faced in the university campus setting, and to further refine the respective response roles of the University, state health department, local health departments, and the University of Minnesota Medical Center.
We will review Logistics Team member roles and responsibilities during training events, deployments, and exercises; overview of opportunities to participate in upcoming MRC events.
STOP THE BLEED is a hemorrhage control course developed by the American College of Surgeons.
Learn how to assist someone experiencing sudden cardiac arrest, perform hands-only CPR and use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
Topics in Emergency Preparedness is offering free Bystander CPR Class (Until Help Arrives).
The focus of this meeting will be on the role of Pharmacists, Pharm Techs, and Pharmacy students during Point of Dispensing (POD) operations at the U of M POD.
Topics discussed at this conference will include the Pulse night club shooting, Vegas Strong Resiliency Center, Minnehaha Academy Explosion, Boston Marathon survivor story, and more.