Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PHEP)
Emergency Preparedness Solutions™®
Key Services:
With our experience building PHEP programs, conducting CDC Operational Readiness Reviews (ORR), and implementing continuous improvement practices from various exercises or assessments, EPS is equipped to help you plan for and prepare for all types of disasters. Some of our key services are listed below.
Public health emergency planning
Point of distribution (POD) exercises
Incident, event, and exercise after-action reports
PHEP
Public Health Emergency Preparedness
The role of public health is to prepare for, promote, protect, and improve the health and well-being of individuals and communities. Disasters greatly disrupt and hinder the health and well-being of communities and systems. Key activities of PHEP, such as planning, organizing, equipping, training, and exercising, minimize the short and long-term effects of a disaster, originating from natural, technological, or human causes.
CDC PHEP Capabilities
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ASPR’s Hospital Preparedness Program
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Across all standards and capabilities, the six main areas of preparedness include:
Community resilience
Incident management
Information management
Countermeasures and mitigation
Surge management
Bio surveillance
The fields of public health and emergency management have rapidly merged over the past few decades. The goals of each sector are inherently the same: reduce the vulnerabilities of health and social systems in an equitable fashion. To reach this goal, it is vital to foster a culture of preparedness by ensuring a capable, strong workforce, strengthening cross-sector partnerships, and exercising, training, and assessing emergency response plans. With our experience building PHEP programs, conducting CDC Operational Readiness Reviews (ORR), and implementing continuous improvement practices from various exercises or assessments, EPS is equipped to help you plan for and prepare for all types of disasters.
