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Resilience of Local Governments: A multi-sectoral approach to integrate public health and disaster risk management
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The three-module online course is prepared and hosted by United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR), the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR)
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Become a MemberThe SDMPH welcomes new members and looks forward to a strong and enduring partnership. Members will participate in the creation of policies and programs that work toward global health security before, during, and after disasters. A benefit of membership is a free electronic subscription to Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness (DMPHP), the Society’s official peer-reviewed journal advancing the science and practice of disaster medicine and public health. Member rates are available for educational programs that offer continuing education. Meetings are held annually. Join or renew your membership by clicking on the "Join us" button below. Read the Latest Issue of the DMPHP Journal | Thanks to our partners and our principal sponsors and grantors for their support of our 2023 Annual Meeting.
SDMPH Vice-President, Katherine Fogelberg, DVM, for her contributions both financial and to the program SDMPH Board Member Richard Rooney, MD, for sponsoring the "Skip" Burkle luncheon lecture SDMPH Board Member Charles Richardson, MD, for sponsoring both the Tuesday SDMPH luncheon and the evening reception SDMPH Board Member Terris Kennedy, PhD, for supporting the Continuing Educational Program SDMPH Board Member Cham Dallas, PhD, for supporting the special Sunday Program SDMPH Board Member Arthur Cooper, MD Georges Benjamin, MD, American Public Health Association Ron Blanck, DO, FAIMIR Rogers Drake, and the Jerold and Stephanie Kayden Fund, who all contributed extra to the general support of the meeting The support of the National Center for Disaster Medicine and Public Health is also acknowledged. |
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