Johns Hopkins Center for Public Health Preparedness


	A public health systems approach to preparedness and emergency response
	Research Creating, strengthening and maintaining sustainable public health preparedness infrastructure and response systems that address the adverse mental and behavioral effects of emergencies. Our unique focus	Training Training and academic preparation in the core competencies of public health preparedness to plan for and respond to bioterrorism, infectious disease and other public health threats and emergencies. Training center	CDC-Funded Centers Highlighted The CDC-funded public health preparedness research and training center networks have recently been featured in two journal publications. Click on the links below to read about these centers' work to advance the field of public health preparedness. Preparedness and Emergency Response Research Centers Preparedness and Emergency Response Learning Centers


Highlights NEW! Psychological First Aid online through Coursera Resiliency of the Human Spirit After Trauma JH-PERRC Project 1: Final Report Webinar RAPID ~ Psychological First Aid CDC's Preparedness and Response NIMS for Public Health Departments Learn about ASPH and Preparedness

A public health systems approach to preparedness and emergency response