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ACTIVATION COMMUNICATIONS PLANNING CHECKLIST
This Activation Communications Section will help your jurisdiction:
Identify key target audiences for communications linked to Public Health Workforce Activation Develop internal and external action steps for building communication plans Define communication flow charts for three primary phases of activation Explore a variety of communication methods
Identify key target audiences for communications linked to Public Health Workforce Activation Develop internal and external action steps for building communication plans Define communication flow charts for three primary phases of activation Explore a variety of communication methods
PUBLIC HEALTH WORKFORCE ACTIVATION
ACTIVATION COMMUNICATIONS
UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLIC HEALTH WORKFORCE ACTIVATIONDuring an emergency situation, accurate and timely communication may be Public Health’s most important action, both internally and externally.
Public Health Workforce Activation places special demands on the entire public health workforce. All must understand the basics of working under activation conditions.
The Communications Workgroup was tasked with developing a work plan to communicate with both internal and external stakeholders regarding essential information about a public health workforce activation.
THE INCIDENT COMMAND STRUCTURE ACTIVATION FLOW CHART
Download PDF In order to illustrate the communication activities that must take place once an event occurs; the Event Analysis Flow Chart was established to identify the direction process.
Download PDF After the Event Analysis Flow Chart and the Managers Assessment Tool have been put into action, the Incident Command Structure (ICS) identifies the key response functions necessary in the event of a Public Health emergency. The following chart illustrates the detailed communication needs for the Surge Response Team involvement in an Activation.
ACTIVATION COMMUNICATIONS
UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICATIONS AND PUBLIC HEALTH WORKFORCE ACTIVATIONDuring an emergency situation, accurate and timely communication may be Public Health’s most important action, both internally and externally.
Public Health Workforce Activation places special demands on the entire public health workforce. All must understand the basics of working under activation conditions.
The Communications Workgroup was tasked with developing a work plan to communicate with both internal and external stakeholders regarding essential information about a public health workforce activation.
THE INCIDENT COMMAND STRUCTURE ACTIVATION FLOW CHART
Download PDF In order to illustrate the communication activities that must take place once an event occurs; the Event Analysis Flow Chart was established to identify the direction process.
Download PDF After the Event Analysis Flow Chart and the Managers Assessment Tool have been put into action, the Incident Command Structure (ICS) identifies the key response functions necessary in the event of a Public Health emergency. The following chart illustrates the detailed communication needs for the Surge Response Team involvement in an Activation.
