Tulsa County Public Health Emergency Law TrainingOKMRC volunteers have been invited to join in a day-long course on Public Health Law. Please use the attached an application to register for the course. Interested participants can complete the application form and submit using the “Submit Form” button on the top right side. http://www.okmrc.org/i/phelcourse.pdf Please note there has been a change of location. The correct location is the OSU Center for Health Science. Course Description:Planning, simulations, and post-emergency assessments have demonstrated that successful public health emergency response hinges on the effective use of relevant legal authorities for legal preparedness. Public health practitioners must have a better understanding of the legal underpinnings of emergency preparedness and response systems, what actions are authorized, and how to minimize liabilities in large-scale public health emergencies. This one-day course is a survey of selected legal issues that typically arise during emergencies. The primary goal of this competency based training is to enhance the ability of government employees to identify potential legal issues so that necessary adjustments to planning, policies, or procedures can be developed prior to a public health emergency, and to ensure a more effective response. By the end of this course, participants should be able to:
Course Faculty:Montrece Ransom, JD, MPH (Facilitator), Team Lead for Training and Workforce Development, Public Health Law Program Gregory Sunshine, JD, Legal Analyst, Public Health Law Program Date: July 20, 2015 Time: 08:00 - 17:00 Location: OSU Center for Health Sciences Room D-107 Address: 111 West 17th St. City: Tulsa State: OK |