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Medical countermeasures for emergencies
Response and recovery from natural disasters
The medical response
Combating antibiotic resistant bacteria
Federal agencies better coordinated to address bioterrorist threats
Attacking biothreats
Bringing emergency management to healthcare and public health
Protecting behavioral health in disaster response and recovery
Building health resilience
Building resilience at the regional level
The Hospital Preparedness Program: Building More Resilient Health Care Systems
Getting up-to-date radiation and chemical incident information in first responders’ hands
Preparedness in the digital age
Strengthening National Health Security
ASPR TRACIE: Technical Resources, Assistance Center, and Information Exchange
Helping communities better anticipate medical needs during disasters
Protecting children in disasters
Key Accomplishments: HHS emPOWER Initiative
Key Accomplishments: Regional Emergency Coordinators
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Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response
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Public Health Emergency - Leading a Nation Prepared
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Key Accomplishments: ASPR TRACIE Technical Resources, Assistance Center, and Information Exchange
Key Accomplishments: ASPR TRACIE Technical Resources, Assistance Center, and Information Exchange
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Launched the Technical Resources, Assistance Center and Information Exchange, the first of its kind to help prepare for and respond in real time to disasters.
Provided over 850 customized responses to requests for technical assistance in the first year and disseminated timely information to almost 13,000 subscribers in the first year.
Connected health care facilities with experts and peer-reviewed research to help facilities comply the 2016 CMS Emergency Preparedness Rule.
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This page last reviewed: December 13, 2016
