Disaster preparedness
NSRC Contact
Jenny Bush, B.S. RRT-NPS, RPFT, CCM, Black Belt
Chair, Pandemic and Disaster Planning Sub-committee
Phone: 402-525-1717
Email: jenny@bushfarms.com
Disaster preparedness links
Disaster preparedness essentials
Disaster Preparedness at Home: Filter Out the Damage
Disaster Prep & Self Storage - What You Need to Know
Emergency Preparedness for Seniors & the Disabled
Humane Society - Protect Your Pets
What You Need to Know to Keep Your Family and Your Belongings Safe
Ready for Anything: First Aid for Pets
In the news
Disaster Preparedness Post January 2012
What is a Disaster Medical Assistance Team (DMAT)?
Guidelines on who should receive care in a pandemic
DHHS: Personal Disaster Planning
Important links
COVID-19: University of Nebraska Medical Center/Nebraska Medicine
AARC: COVID-19 News & Resources
Nebraska resources on pandemic flu
Nebraska Department of Health seasonal flu
CDC Site for Pandemic and Disaster Information
AARC site for Pandemic Flu/Mass Casualty/Disaster Planning
- Aerosol Resources
- Biological/Chemical Attack Resources
- Clinical Practice Guidelines
- Ebola: Information for RTs
- Oxygen Resources
- Pandemic Flu/Mass Casualty/Disaster Planning
- Patient Safety Checklists
- Protocols
- Strategic National Stockpile Ventilator Training Program
- Tobacco Resources
Nebraska’s Center for Biopreparedness Education and resources
Medical Reserve Corp in Nebraska
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality: Under the tools and resources are articles to help understand and plan for disasters. They include community planning, mass prophylaxis, pandemic influenza, pediatric issues, surge capacity and others.
Ready Campaign: Individual, family, business disaster planning. Recommendations from the US Department of Homeland Security.
Nebraska Medical Response Systems: The purpose of the Nebraska Regional Medical Response Systems is to prepare local medical systems, in partnership and collaboration with public health, fire, law enforcement, emergency management, government entities and community organizations, for an integrated medical response to any disaster, including those that could result from a terrorist attack.