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ISBN 10: 0833050052
ISBN 13: 9780833050052
Author: Brian A Jackson, Kay Sullivan Faith, Henry H Willis
Chapter One: Introduction
Overview of the challenges in assessing emergency response system preparedness.
Importance of system reliability in evaluating response capabilities.
Chapter Two: Modeling Emergency Response Systems
Methodology for representing emergency response systems.
Identification of system components and their interdependencies.
Chapter Three: Describing a Chlorine Release Scenario and Relevant Response Parameters
Detailed scenario analysis of a chlorine gas release incident.
Key parameters influencing response effectiveness.
Chapter Four: Estimating Failure Probabilities and Consequences
Techniques for assessing the likelihood of system component failures.
Evaluation of the potential impact of failures on overall response.
Chapter Five: Using the Results of Reliability Assessment in Preparedness Evaluation and Decisionmaking
Application of reliability assessment findings to inform preparedness strategies.
Decision-making frameworks for enhancing response system reliability.
Chapter Six: Conclusions and Recommendations
Summary of key findings from the study.
Recommendations for improving emergency response system reliability.
evaluating the effectiveness of an emergency plan
public health emergency preparedness and response capabilities planning model
5 phases of emergency response
5 steps of emergency response
5 levels of emergency response
Tags: Brian A Jackson, Kay Sullivan Faith, Henry H Willis, Reliability, Emergency
