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SOUTHWEST OHIO PUBLIC HEALTH REGION |
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News
Emergency Preparedness Info - Tristate Medical Reserve Corps
Regional Planning Groups - Executive Steering Committee
Local Health Departments
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Tristate Medical Reserve Corps |
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TMRC Website Contents
Information for New Volunteers - Update Volunteer Profile - Preparing for Response
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Serving Southwest Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana
Introduction Your local health district is working with national, state, and local governments and civic agencies to develop and coordinate disaster response to a variety of different hazards, ranging from natural disasters to explosive, nuclear, biological, and chemical terrorism. Volunteers are needed to provide assistance and depth to our existing response teams. The Tristate Medical Reserve Corps (TMRC) is a volunteer group that brings health professionals and others together to support local public health and emergency and medical services. The TMRC includes representatives from 3 states, Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, and includes a 21 county region. For more information regarding the TMRC, contact the TMRC office at jared.warner@cincinnati-oh.gov or call your local public health department and ask for the TMRC representative. Local TMRC Unit Contact Information
Tristate Medical Reserve Corps Facebook Page We have finally added a Facebook Group for the TMRC. Please use this page as another way to stay connected to the group, post questions for the leadership, contact fellow volunteers, or discuss other groups related things. Also, if you have pictures or videos from a group event, upload them for others to enjoy!
2010 Regional TMRC Volunteer Meeting The 2010 Regional Volunteer meeting had over 160 attendees this year. Below are the training presentations that were given. We are also collecting feedback from our volunteers on when we should hold the 2011 volunteer meeting. To add your feedback, visit our survey. Training Presentations Introduction to the Tristate Medical Reserve Corps Introduction to Points of Dispensing Introduction to Hazardous Materials Deployment Preparation and Safety Briefing
H1N1 Flu After Action Report The Tristate Medical Reserve Corps has released an after action report detailing the group’s response to the H1N1 Influenza Pandemic. The H1N1 response was the largest scale emergency response undertaken by the TMRC to date, and some important lessons were learned during the response efforts. During the H1N1 response, the TMRC provided 588 volunteers and over 6,000 hours of volunteer time to the region. The TMRC was involved in 245 H1N1 clinics. For more information. Below is a link to the complete report.
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