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DEPR has arranged for a room block at the Amway Grand Hotel for participants of the EPC and Tribal Health Partners meeting for the nights of Sunday May 5 and Monday May 6 prior to the Great Lakes Homeland Security Conference. So that we may plan accordingly and release any rooms that we do not expect to fill, please indicate your plans for overnight lodging for the face to face meeting in the survey monkey link below. This should take less than 1 minute to complete, thank you.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/F2FLodging
If you wish to make lodging arrangements in our Amway room block, use this link:
https://book.passkey.com/e/49874105
Questions: contact Tracey Belknap at BelknapT1@michigan.gov.
The MDHHS Bureau of EMS, Trauma and Preparedness is hosting the 2019 “Pediatric Patients: Bridging Readiness Gaps” conference on June 18, 2019, at the Lansing Center. This is an opportunity for healthcare providers, first responders, public health, healthcare preparedness and emergency management professionals to come together to strategize on how to advance pediatric preparedness in Michigan. Attached is the Save the Date flyer.
The new and improved CHEMPACK training module and combined MEDDRUN, CHEMPACK and SNS training module are now available on MI-TRAIN. Continuing Education credits are available. For more information on the courses or how to register for Continuing Education credits please see the attached flyers.
CHEMPACK Promo Flyer 3-2019
MEDDRUN CHEMPACK SNS Registration Flyer 1-2019
Create an Account WMU MyCE
CDC has published a new tool that helps community planners identify their community organizations’ roles, responsibilities, and resources and determine potential gaps, such as overlooked available partnerships and services, in their all-hazards planning. Planners can use the activities available in the tool, “Space, Staff, Stuff: Identifying Your Community’s Resources,” to update their community resource lists on a regular basis. Community planners also will be able to identify resources that they would use on a more routine basis, such as additional event space for meetings and conferences and transportation support for home-bound individuals. Print and electronic versions of the tool and user guide are available on the State and Local Readiness Communities Planning web page.
There are still open seats for the ICS-300 and ICS-400 courses being hosted by BETP at our facility at 1001 Terminal Road in the Joint Activity Room (JAR). Don’t miss out!
Everyone must register for these courses using MI-TRAIN and the course ID’s as referenced in the attached instructions. These sessions are limited to 24 attendees, you need only attend 1 session of each course. These are multiple day courses and attendance at all sessions is required for certification.
ICS 300-Session April-10, 11, 12 (1/2 day)
ICS 300-Session April- 16, 17, 18 (1/2 day)
ICS-300 registration instructions
ICS 400-Session June- 4 & 5
ICS 400-Session June- 18 & 19
ICS-400 registration instructions
The next hepatitis A sitrep is due to the CHECC no later than Noon tomorrow, March 21. Send the report to checcdeptcoor@michigan.gov. Contact Sarah Davis at daviss42@michigan.gov with any issues or questions.
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