Over the past decade, the United States has endured more than 300 major disasters—hurricanes contaminating drinking water, wildfires fueling toxic air emergencies, floods overwhelming wastewater systems, and storms turning debris into widespread public health threats. The cost of being unprepared is too high.
Every disaster tells the same story: communities with strong preparedness assessments and coordinated planning recover faster, safeguard public health more effectively, and reduce both human and financial losses. This seminar offers a proven framework to ensure your organization is ready when it matters most.
This Changes Everything.
Join us for an in-depth exploration of the National Environmental Health Association’s newly released Environmental Public Health Emergency Response Capability Assessment Guide. Our experts will walk you through the 15 Core Functions of the EPH Emergency Preparedness and Response Capability Framework and provide step-by-step guidance for conducting your own capability assessment.
The Bottom Line:
This tool equips environmental public health programs with a systematic method to identify vulnerabilities before disaster strikes—your roadmap to becoming more prepared, more responsive, and more resilient.
By attending, you will learn to:
- Interpret and apply the 15 Core Functions within the EPH Emergency Preparedness and Response Capability Framework.
- Conduct and utilize the EPH Emergency Response Capability Assessment effectively.
- Strengthen public health protection through informed, proactive preparedness planning.
