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  • General concepts
    • 1. Disasters in today's world
    • 2. Terminology
    • 3. Hazards and their impact on health
  • Health sector organization and policy
    • 1. National entities and policy
    • 2. Functions of the health sector
    • 3. Risk management in the health sector
    • 4. Strengthening response capacity
    • 5. Mobilizing for emergencies and disasters
    • 6. Monitoring and evaluation of disaster risk reduction
    • 7. General responsibilities of the health sector
  • Disaster risk reduction in the health sector
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Disaster risk analysis in health
    • 3. Socioeconomic impact of disasters on the health sector
    • 4. Strategies for disaster risk reduction in the health field
    • 5. Hospitals safe from disasters
    • 6. Protecting health services infrastructure
    • 7. Existing health facilities
    • 8. Summary
  • Disaster preparedness in the health sector
    • 1. Essential components
    • 2. Creating preparedness and response plans
    • 3. Strengthening of technical areas
    • 4. The emergency committee and the situation room
    • 5. Health response teams
    • 6. Care of populations with special needs
    • 7. Response to chemical and radiological emergencies
    • 8. Training programs
    • 9. Evaluating preparedness
    • 10. Evaluating risk reduction
  • Health response in emergencies and disasters
    • 1. Organization of the health sector for response
    • 2. Declaration of health emergency
    • 3. International humanitarian assistance
    • 4. Health sector interventions and operations
    • 5. Response by technical health areas
    • 6. Mass casualty management
    • 7. Response to chemical and radiological emergencies
    • 8. Early recovery
    • 9. Rules of conduct and safety
  • Rehabilitation and reconstruction
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Rehabilitation
    • 3. Reconstruction
    • 4. Case presentation
  • Partnerships and international cooperation
    • 1. Background
    • 2. Forging strong partnerships and alliances: key actors
    • 3. Global humanitarian trends: a changing panorama
    • 4. International humanitarian assistance
    • 5. Summary

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  • General concepts
    • 1. Disasters in today's world
    • 2. Terminology
    • 3. Hazards and their impact on health
  • Health sector organization and policy
    • 1. National entities and policy
    • 2. Functions of the health sector
    • 3. Risk management in the health sector
    • 4. Strengthening response capacity
    • 5. Mobilizing for emergencies and disasters
    • 6. Monitoring and evaluation of disaster risk reduction
    • 7. General responsibilities of the health sector
  • Disaster risk reduction in the health sector
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Disaster risk analysis in health
    • 3. Socioeconomic impact of disasters on the health sector
    • 4. Strategies for disaster risk reduction in the health field
    • 5. Hospitals safe from disasters
    • 6. Protecting health services infrastructure
    • 7. Existing health facilities
    • 8. Summary
  • Disaster preparedness in the health sector
    • 1. Essential components
    • 2. Creating preparedness and response plans
    • 3. Strengthening of technical areas
    • 4. The emergency committee and the situation room
    • 5. Health response teams
    • 6. Care of populations with special needs
    • 7. Response to chemical and radiological emergencies
    • 8. Training programs
    • 9. Evaluating preparedness
    • 10. Evaluating risk reduction
  • Health response in emergencies and disasters
    • 1. Organization of the health sector for response
    • 2. Declaration of health emergency
    • 3. International humanitarian assistance
    • 4. Health sector interventions and operations
    • 5. Response by technical health areas
    • 6. Mass casualty management
    • 7. Response to chemical and radiological emergencies
    • 8. Early recovery
    • 9. Rules of conduct and safety
  • Rehabilitation and reconstruction
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Rehabilitation
    • 3. Reconstruction
    • 4. Case presentation
  • Partnerships and international cooperation
    • 1. Background
    • 2. Forging strong partnerships and alliances: key actors
    • 3. Global humanitarian trends: a changing panorama
    • 4. International humanitarian assistance
    • 5. Summary
 
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