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SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT: We're sorry - This course is currently sold out!
Please visit www.marketaccess.org
where we will be posting 2005 dates soon, or call Stacy Dellinger at (703)
807-2753 if you have any questions.
Homeland
Defense Training Workshop®:
Fundamentals of Medical Planning:
A Two-Day Workshop in Support of Emergency Response in a Medical Environment
December 14-15, 2004
Holiday Inn Arlington
Arlington, VA
About
This Workshop
An uncertain
world environment has forced national leaders to re-assess medical support
requirements. Changes in global disease patterns, the frightening specter
of terrorism and the proliferation of chemical, biological, radiological,
nuclear, and high explosive (CBRNE) weapons of mass destruction (WMD),
natural disasters and complex emergency events have emphasized the central
role to be played by the healthcare community in helping to mitigate
the impact of these threats.
Fundamentals
of Medical Planning Workshop will teach you
aspects of crisis action medical planning to help your organization
enhance its preparedness and risk management posture. This workshop
will help you create, or improve, organic medical plans to improve your
defenses against emergency events, whether they be from terrorism, the
next series of catastrophic weather events, or large-scale industrial
accidents.
You'll also
receive hand-outs which will provide you with a take-home, strategic "guide"
to help you with your organization's medical planning initiatives.
What
You Will Learn
- How to assess threats
to the health and safety of your organization and personnel
- The role and importance
of medical intelligence
- Fundamentals of
Medical Planning
- How to conduct deliberate
and crisis-action planning evolutions
- How to train and
exercise your medical plans
- Emerging threats
in the asymmetrical environment
- Response and recovery
operations

Who
Should Attend
- City, County and
State Emergency Planners
- Hospital-based Disaster
and Emergency Planners
- Hospital and Healthcare
Administrators, CEO's and COO's
- Clinicians and First
Responder Personnel
- Medical Professionals
A list of early registrants
include:
Deputy Director, DoD
Health Affairs
Professor of Health Sciences, University of Puerto Rico
Business Development Manager - Gov Systems, METI
Consultant, Medical Quality Control, NASA
RN CNM FNP, Vida Y Salud - Health Systems
License Vocational Nurse, Vida Y Salud - Health Systems
Director of Emergency Management, St Tammany Parish Hospital
BT Coordinator, Durham County Health Department
LTC, Chief Operations Division, US Army
President, Cleveland Medical Devices
Medical/BT/WMD Director, Guam Memorial Hospital Authority
Chair, Medical Services Dept., Heartland Regional Medical Center
Deputy Director, ROSP, National Cancer Institute
Public Health Emergency Preparedness Coordinator, Montana Department of
Public Health and Human Services
Director, Homeland Security, Department of the Navy, Bureau of Medicine
and Surgery
American Red Cross Response Department, American Red Cross
Disaster Response Specialist, WV Office of FMS
Disaster Services Administrator, WV Office of FMS
Consultant, Medical Quality Control, NASA
Chief Nurse, USAR
SFC 34th Civil Support Team
LPN Nursing Coordinator, Southeast Lancaster Health Center

About the Speakers

Pietro
(“Pete”) Marghella (Program Chairman) has
20 years experience as a Medical Planner supporting the most senior and
strategic levels of the U.S. Government. He is one the Nation’s
premiere specialists in medical preparedness and response to complex emergencies,
disasters and asymmetrical threats. He is the Co-Founder and Past President
of the American College of Contingency Planners (ACCP), the Executive
Director of the Academy of Medical Contingency Professionals (AMCP), and
the Medical Editor of the Homeland Defense Journal (HDJ). Mr. Marghella
has published numerous book chapters, monographs and articles on medical
planning, consequence management, and the role of health service support
in complex emergencies in such prestigious journals as the Naval War College
Review, The U.S. Naval Institute’s Proceedings, The American College
of Healthcare Executive’s Frontiers in Health Services Management,
and the National Military Intelligence Digest. He is a frequent speaker
at national-level conferences addressing the threats of terrorism and
weapons of mass destruction, describing strategic initiatives for the
medical aspects of consequence management.
Mr. Marghella
attended Iona College and Frostburg State University, where he received
a Bachelor of Science in 1984. He holds Master’s Degrees in Health
Services Administration from Central Michigan University, and National
Security and Strategic Studies from the U.S. Naval War College. He is
a Doctoral Student in Complex Emergency and Disaster Management at Tulane
University.
Dr.
Mark Keim, Medical Officer at the Centers for Disease
Control & Prevention (CDC)
John
Rabin,
a senior associate at DFI International, is the Program Director of Lessons
Learned Information Sharing. While at DFI, Mr. Rabin has also led DFI’s
efforts with USNORTHCOM in the development of the Homeland Security Joint
Operating Concept, and multiple programs in the intelligence community.
Prior to joining DFI, Mr. Rabin managed an acquisition program at the
National Security Agency and was a survivability consultant to the Defense
Threat Reduction Agency. He served nine years as a naval officer with
tours of duty onboard the USS Avenger (MCM-1), overseas in Asia, and at
the National Security Agency. A graduate of the United States Naval Academy,
Mr. Rabin is also a nationally registered firefighter and emergency medical
technician.

Workshop
Agenda
Day 1
7:30-8:15am:
Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:15-8:45am:
Welcome and Introduction by Pete
Marghella, Program Chairman
8:45–10:15am:
Setting the Stage: The Era of Asymmetrical
Threats
10:15–10:30am:
Break
10:30–11:30am:
The Operational Planning Process and Considerations
11:30–12:15pm:
The Role and Importance of Medical Intelligence
12:15–1:15pm:
Lunch on your own
1:15–3:15pm:
Aspects of Deliberate and Crisis Action
Planning
3:15–4:15pm:
The Requirements Development Process: Identifying
Public Health and
Medical Resources from the Local, State, and Federal Inventory
4:15–4:30pm
Wrap-up and Review
Day
2
8:00am: Continental
Breakfast
8:00-9:00am:
The Health Service Support Plan Template
9:00-9:30am:
Exercise Planning for Medical Support
9:30-10:00am:
Patient Movement
10:00–10:15am:
Break
10:15-11:00am:
ADEPT: An Automated Disaster and Emergency
Planning Tool for Public
Health and Medical Emergencies
11:00-12:00pm:
Medical
Planning for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and
High-explosive Threats
12:00-1:00pm:
Lunch on your own
1:00–1:30pm:
Medical Planning for Chemical, Biological,
Radiological, Nuclear, and
High-explosive Threats
1:30-1:50pm:
Lessons Learned Information Sharing:
This session will provide an introduction to DHS's Lessons Learned Information
Sharing (LLIS.gov), the national network of lessons learned and best practices
for emergency response providers and homeland security officials.
1:30pm–3:00pm:
Theories in Catastrophic Casualty Management
3:00pm:
Course Adjourns
Our
Sponsors
Media Sponsors:
The Homeland Defense Journal
is free to government managers and decision-makers! Visit us at
www.homelanddefensejournal.com

All news. 24/7. Internet based. Radio format. News, interviews, information.
Log on at www.homelanddefenseradio.com

Corporate
Sponsors:

Medical
Planning Resources, Inc. provides consultative services for medically
managing the threats associated with complex emergencies, natural and
man-made disasters and asymmetrical events. Medical Planning Resources
is dedicated to the mission of providing expert medical advice to help
Prepare, Respond, and Recover from Complex Emergencies, Disasters, and
Asymmetrical Threats…Worldwide.

Public
Health Foundation (PHF), a national non-profit organization, partners
with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), to provide distant learning
resources for health care and public health professionals, including a
number of preparedness materials.

Pacific
Consolidated Industries (PCI) designs and manufactures rugged air
separation plants to operate in remote, extreme and confined locations.
Our products enable customers to generate oxygen and nitrogen inexpensively
eliminating the logistical remote supply chain. PCI has the engineering
expertise, manufacturing capability and the experience to provide professionally
engineered, developed and manufactured equipment to supply its customers
oxygen and nitrogen requirements.
Organizational
Sponsors:

INPUT
is the essential market intelligence resource for companies doing business
with government. INPUT provides market development services, advisory
services, and software solutions to help clients secure new business,
address new markets, and manage business development. For more information
about INPUT, visit www.input.com
or call (703) 707-3500.

Founded
in 1988, the Wireless Communications Association,
International (WCA) is the principal non-profit trade association
representing the wireless broadband industry. WCA membership, which includes
the industry's leading carriers, vendors and consultants, has grown to
over 530 member companies spanning six continents.
The WCA organizes the world's largest annual business conference and exhibition
devoted exclusively to wireless broadband. This conference and exhibition
annually convenes experts from around the world to discuss market strategies,
emerging technologies, new applications and financing/regulatory options.

Grants
Office makes municipalities, nonprofits, and industry more successful
in identifying and obtaining grant funds from government, corporate, and
foundation sources.

The
VC ~ Angel Roundtable,
is an invitation-only event organized by Silicon Valley Global, LLC that
facilitates regular interaction between early, expansion and late stage
venture investors for the educational, social, and financial betterment
of all groups.

Become
a Sponsor or Exhibitor
If
you would like to become a sponsor or exhibitor at this event, please
download and complete our
set of sponsorship forms.
(Forms require
Acrobat Reader.) For more
information on exhibitor or sponsor arrangements, please contact
Cara Lombardi, (703) 807-2743
or or Diane Morris, (703)
807-2748.

Registration
Fee
- Industry:
$795 per person
- Small Business:
$695 per person
- Government:
$595 per person
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT: We're sorry - This course is currently sold out!
Please visit www.marketaccess.org
where we will be posting 2005 dates soon, or call Stacy Dellinger at (703)
807-2753 if you have any questions.
Registrations
are payable by credit card, check or government purchase order.
CANCELLATION POLICY: You may designate a substitute in
writing any time before the workshop. If you need to cancel your registration,
you must send your notice in writing and will be subject to a $50 processing
fee. No refunds are given for cancellations received 48 hours prior to
the event start date or later.

Contact
Us

Conference
Location/ Hotel Accommodations
The
conference will be held at the Holiday Inn Arlington Hotel at 4610 North
Fairfax Drive, Arlington, VA 22203. The hotel is 3 short blocks from the
Ballston Metro stop on the orange line.
A
small block of rooms at the Holiday Inn is being held for attendees offering
government per diem of $153 + tax per night until November 23.
To make a reservation, please call (703) 243-9800 and be sure to mention
you are attending the "Fundamentals of Medical Planning" workshop.
For driving directions or other information about this location, visit
their website at www.hiarlington.com.
The Holiday Inn offers complimentary day parking and $5 overnight parking.
Marketing, Conference Management and Production by:

Market*Access International, Inc.
4301 Wilson Boulevard
Suite 1003
Arlington, VA 22203
(703) 807-2753

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