14 TH ANNUAL PREPAREDNESS SYMPOSIA SERIES OMAHA JUNE 14-PREPAREDNESS SYMPOSIA JUNE 15-NEBRASKA BIOCONTAINMENT UNIT

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1 14 TH ANNUAL PREPAREDNESS SYMPOSIA SERIES OMAHA JUNE 14-PREPAREDNESS SYMPOSIA JUNE 15-NEBRASKA BIOCONTAINMENT UNIT

2 14TH ANNUAL PREPAREDNESS SYMPOSIA SERIES Dates & Locations GERING APRIL Gering Civic Center-1050 M Street, Gering, NE April 12: Nebraska Biocontainment Unit April 13: Preparedness Symposia KEARNEY MAY 3-4 Holiday Inn Convention Center-110 2nd Avenue, Kearney, NE May 3: Nebraska Biocontainment Unit May 4: Preparedness Symposia NORFOLK MAY Divots Conference Center 4200 West Norfolk Avenue, Norfolk, NE May 24: Nebraska Biocontainment Unit May 25: Preparedness Symposia OMAHA JUNE Scott Conference Center-6450 Pine Street, Omaha, NE June 14: Preparedness Symposia June 15: Nebraska Biocontainment Unit EVALUATIONS A link to the evaluation will be ed to you at the end of the day. Please remember to complete your evaluations as we greatly appreciate the comments and take them into consideration when planning for next year. Link to Certificates of Participation and Continuing Education Certificates available immediately after submitting the evaluation. If you need further assistance with this please center@preped.org REGISTRATION AND FEES There is no cost for the Biocontainment Unit Training. Registration for the Preparedness Symposia is $45, and covers refreshments, lunch and continuing education credits. Registration and event details can be found at: You may pay by credit card online or if preferred, by check. Please complete the form, click submit, print and mail the completed form along with payment to: Center for Preparedness Education Symposia Series Nebraska Medical Center Omaha, NE HANDOUTS Links to handouts/conference materials can be downloaded from the ed PDF document. No hardcopy materials will be available onsite. CANCELLATION POLICY No refunds. If you are unable to attend, you may send someone in your place or transfer your registration to another Symposia location. requests for cancellations must be received one week prior to the event. (center@preped.org)

3 7:30 Registration OMAHA DAY 1: PREPAREDNESS SYMPOSIA 8:00 Opening and State of the State 8:45 Zika: A Warning of Global Warming 9:45 Break Jenifer Roberts-Johnson, JD Deputy Director, Division of Public Health, Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services Theodore Cieslak, MD FAAP FIDSA Associate Professor, University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Public Health 10:00 The Station Fire: Transferable Lessons Roger Glick, MS, MBA, CEM, FACHE Senior Emergency Management Consultant, Carilion Clinic 11:00 Breakout: In the Shadow of a Biocontainment Unit: What it Means for Public Health Justin Frederick, MPH CPH, Supervisor, Communicable Disease Epidemiology, Douglas County Health Department 12:00 Lunch and Networking 12:45 Engaging your Team with 10-Minute Drills 2:15 Break Breakout: Fire on the Mountain-The Story of the East Peak Wildfire Dave McGraw, Director of Emergency Preparedness and Response, Spanish Peaks Regional Health Center Barbara Dodge, BA-E, Director of Hospital Preparedness, Center for Preparedness Education 1:15 Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) and Disaster Preparedness Darius Watson, PhD Professor, Bellevue University Greg Allen, MS Program Director, Security Management Program, Bellevue University 2:30 Breakout: Nebraska HPAI Response-2015 Dennis Hughes, DVM Nebraska State Veterinarian, Nebraska Department of Agriculture Breakout: Disaster Preparedness: The Unique Needs of the Child Theodore Cieslak, MD FAAP FIDSA Associate Professor, University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Public Health 3:30 Emerging Role of Social Media for Disaster Response and Emergency Communications Kevin Sur, Instructor, State of Ohio Emergency Management Agency (OEMA) and Instructor, National Disaster Preparedness Training Center (NDPTC) and External Affairs Media Relations Specialist, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) 4:30 Adjourn *Please click the title to view speaker bios

4 OMAHA DAY 2: NEBRASKA BIOCONTAINMENT UNIT 7:30 Registration 8:00 Introductions and Welcome Remarks Philip Smith, MD, Medical Director, Biocontainment Unit, University of Nebraska Medical Center and Professor, University of Nebraska Medical Center 8:15 Disease Transmission and Overview of Ebola Virus Disease Philip Smith, MD, Medical Director, Biocontainment Unit, University of Nebraska Medical Center and Professor, University of Nebraska Medical Center 9:00 The Nebraska Biocontainment Unit: An Overview Kate Boulter, RN, BS, Nurse Manager, Biocontainment Unit, Nebraska Medicine 9:45 Break 10:00 Transportation Katelyn Jeldon, BS Research Associate, University of Nebraska Medical Center 11:00 Care Considerations Kim Hayes, BSN RN, Infection Preventionist, Nebraska Medicine 11:15 Diagnostic Imaging Jolene Horihan, BSRT, Lead Radiology Technologist, Nebraska Medicine 11:45 Laboratory Processes Roxanne Alter, MS MLS (ASCP), State Biosafety Officer, Nebraska Public Health Laboratory 12:15 Working Lunch: Table Discussion with Subject Matter Experts 1:15 Caring for the Highly Infectious Patient and Related Procedures Betsy Flood, BSN RN, Clinical Coordinator, Biocontainment Unit, Nebraska Medicine Kate Boulter, BS RN, Nurse Manager, Biocontainment Unit, Nebraska Medicine 2:15 Postmortem Care of Ebola Virus Infected Human Remains and Related Procedures Lois Jensen, RN, Nurse, Biocontainment Unit, Nebraska Medicine 2:45 Break 3:00 Personal Protective Equipment Donning and Doffing Betsy Flood, BSN RN, Clinical Coordinator, Biocontainment Unit, Nebraska Medicine Kate Boulter, BS RN, Nurse Manager, Biocontainment Unit, Nebraska Medicine 4:00 Tabletop Exercise (Including MERS CoV Case) 5:00 Adjourn

5 MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTORS The Center for Preparedness Education announces the 14 th Annual Preparedness Symposia series, Learning from the Past; Preparing for the Future. The Symposia series brings together individuals from a wide variety of professions in the preparedness communities: public health, health care, health education, behavioral health, emergency management, EMS, fire & rescue, law enforcement, private industry and other interested parties. The goal is to provide practical ideas and lessons learned from previous events, as well as insight into the future, in order to continually improve whole community preparedness. This year the Nebraska Medicine Biocontainment Unit will be presenting a special, one-day training on Care and Coordination for the Highly Infectious Disease Patient and Related Procedures in conjunction with the Symposia series. By adapting our format to the needs of the community on a yearly basis, keeping the fees low, and offering multiple opportunities to attend across the state, we continue to strive to provide thought-provoking sessions and energizing networking opportunities to those working in disaster preparedness, mitigation, response, and recovery across the state of Nebraska. Supported through funding from the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services to the Center for Preparedness Education. Philip Smith, MD Gary Gorby, MD Sharon Medcalf, PhD Elayne Saejung, MS Assistant Director CONTINUING EDUCATION Nurses: This course has been approved for 7.8 CEUs for the Preparedness Symposia and 8.4 CEU s for the Nebraska Biocontainment Unit training. Continuing Education Contact Hours awarded by Iowa Western Community College, Iowa Board of Nursing Provider #6. EMS/EMT: This course has been approved for 7.8 CEUs for the Preparedness Symposia and 8.4 CEU s for the Nebraska Biocontainment Unit training. Continuing Education Contact Hours awarded by Iowa Western Community College, Iowa Board of Nursing Provider #6. Full attendance is required to receive CEs. No partial credit will be awarded. SOCIAL MEDIA MORE INFORMATION #CPESymposia Follow us on Facebook page: Center for Preparedness Education center@preped.org