Geriatric Mental Health Disaster and Emergency Preparedness

Table 3.3
GEC GEPR COLLABORATIVE PRODUCTS
PRESENTATIONS AT
YEAR NATIONAL MEETINGS CURRICULAR MATERIALS PUBLISHED ARTICLES OTHER MATERIALS
NAGEC GEPR
Mission Statement
Tumosa, N. (Ed.). Geriatric
education centers prepare to
combat bioterrorism. Aging
Successfully, 13(1), 20–21.
OVAR/GEC Bioterrorism and
Emergency Preparedness
for Aging Database (http://
aging.ukcph.org/gec/bioterror
ismandemergency.htm)
2003 (1) Symposium, Gerontological
Society of America
annual meeting, November,
Bioterrorism Policy and
Education Issues for Elders
and Their Caregivers.
(1) Tumosa, N. (Ed.).
Emergency preparedness.
Aging Successfully, 14(3),
1–22.
(2) Roush, R. E.,
Fasser, C. E., Schneider, A.
W., & Taffet, G. E. (2004).
Emergency preparedness for
caregivers of older people:
Early diagnosis and ageappropriate
treatment of
Class A biological agents.
The Gerontologist,
44(1), 502.
(1) OVAR/GEC Distance
Learning Modules: OVAR/GEC
Helping Elders Prepare for
Bioterrorism and Emergencies
(TRAIN ID: 100647)
(2) OVAR/GEC Disaster
Preparedness: Developing
an Agency Emergency Plan
(TRAIN ID: 1007090), OVAR/
GEC The Aging Network
(TRAIN ID: 1006470)
(3) OVAR/GEC Emergency
Plans for Individuals and
Agencies (http://aging.
ukcph.org/gec/bioterror
ismandemergency.
htm#Emergency_Plans_)
(4) WRGEC: Four web-based
modules about elders and
emergencies:
2004 (1) Poster, Gerontological
Society of America annual
meeting, November,
Emergency Preparedness for
Caregivers of Older People
(2) Poster, Gerontological
Society of America annual
meeting, November,
Emergency Preparedness:
Geriatric Mental Health
(3) Pre-conference workshop,
Association for Gerontology
in Higher Education annual
meeting, HRSA-funded
GECs: Infusing and
Teaching Curriculum
Content on Bioterrorism and
Emergency Preparedness for
the Aging
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