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- CJ455 · Week 2
This document contains questions and answers for a quiz on emergency planning. It covers disaster communications strategies in different phases, situational awareness, and leadership’s role in communications. It is for Week 2 of the CJ455 module.
What's inside
- Disaster communications strategies in Response Phase
- Disaster communications strategies in Mitigation Phase
- Disaster communications strategies in Recovery Phase
- Critical components of disaster communication strategy
- Situational awareness
- Leadership's role in communications
Who it is for: Students taking the CJ455 module in Week 2. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Emergency planning is a key part of criminal justice and emergency management. Students learn about effective disaster communications strategies, situational awareness, and the role of leadership in emergency planning.
Disaster communications strategies
Communications strategies vary by phase. The response phase focuses on public notifications and situation reports. The mitigation phase promotes strategies to reduce future losses. The recovery phase provides information on disaster relief.
Situational awareness and external customers
Situational awareness is knowing details about the disaster and response efforts. External customers include various groups affected by the disaster. All of these groups are important in emergency planning.
Leadership and technological changes
Leadership's commitment to communications includes planning and operations. Technological changes have increased the demand for information during emergencies. One former FEMA director was noted for his communication skills.
Key terms
- Disaster communications strategy
- A plan for communicating during different phases of a disaster.
- Mitigation phase
- The phase focused on reducing future losses from disasters.
- Situational awareness
- Knowing details about the disaster and response efforts.
- External customers
- Groups affected by the disaster and important in emergency planning.
- FEMA
- Federal Emergency Management Agency, a U.S. government agency.
- Recovery phase
- The phase focused on providing disaster relief information.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the different phases of disaster communications?
- Why is situational awareness important in emergency planning?
- How has technology changed the demand for information during emergencies?
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