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|a Active Shooter Incidents and Multiple Casualty Violence.
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|a ACTIVE SHOOTER INCIDENTS AND MULTIPLE CASUALTY VIOLENCE PREPAREDNESS AND PREVENTION GUIDANCE ; ACTIVE SHOOTER INCIDENTS AND MULTIPLE CASUALTY VIOLENCE PREPAREDNESS AND PREVENTION GUIDANCE ; CONTENTS ; PREFACE; Chapter 1 PLANNING AND RESPONSE TO AN ACTIVE SHOOTER: AN INTERAGENCY SECURITY COMMITTEE POLICY AND BEST PRACTICES GUIDE* ; Message from the Interagency Security Committee Chair; ISC Policy; Intent; Policy; Executive Summary; 1. Introduction to Planning Guidance; 2. Background; 3. Applicability and Scope.
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|a 4. Incorporating Active Shooter Considerations into the Occupant Emergency Program4.1. Challenges; 5. Preparedness; 5.1. Reporting Indicators, Warnings, and Incidents of Workplace Violence; 5.2. Threat Assessment Teams; 5.3. Employee Assistance Program; 5.4. Law Enforcement and First Responder Coordination; 6. Training and Exercises; 6.1. Training and Awareness Material; 6.2. Occupant Self-Help and First Aid; 6.3. Considerations for Medical First Responders (Fire and EMS); 6.4. Exercises; 7. Response; 7.1. Run; 7.2. Hide; 7.3. Fight; 7.4. Run, Hide, Fight for Occupants with Disabilities.
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|a 7.5. Interacting with First Responders7.6. Roles and Responsibilities; 7.7. Access and Staging; 7.8. Tenant Cooperation with Law Enforcement; 7.9. Communications/Media Messaging; 7.10. The Importance of Effective Communication in a Crisis Environment; Training to Communicate Effectively; 8. Recovery; 8.1. Reunification; 8.2. Psychological First Aid; 8.3. Training on Psychological First Aid; 8.4. Managing the Responses to Victims and Families; 9. Resources/Templates; 9.1. ISC Documents Referencing Active Shooter; 9.2. Other Government Resources.
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|a 9.3. HIPAA and FERPA Resource Cards for Printing9.4. DHS Active Shooter Pocket Cards for Printing; 9.5. Non-Federal Government Resources; 9.6. Foreign Resources; List of Abbreviations/Acronyms/Initializations; Glossary of Terms; Interagency Security Committee Participants; Appendix A: Victim and Family Support Considerations; End Notes; Chapter 2 STRATEGIC APPROACHES TO PREVENTING MULTIPLE CASUALTY VIOLENCE: REPORT ON THE NATIONAL SUMMIT ON MULTIPLE CASUALTY SHOOTINGS* ; Executive Summary; Summary of Summit Recommendations; Institution-Focused; Subject-Focused.
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|a Background on Multiple Casualty ViolenceBackground on the National Summit; Purpose and Scope; Objectives; Anticipated Outcomes; Summit Format; Selecting the Delegates; Reporting on the Summit; Academic Research and Emerging Perspectives on Multiple Casualty Shootings; Framing the Summit Recommendations; Summit Recommendations; Institutions-Focused; Subject-Focused; Next Steps; Appendix A: Matrix of U.S. Multiple Casualty Shootings; Appendix B: Pre-Event Survey; Appendix C: Young Adult Panel Summary; Appendix D: Research Questions Posed to Summit Participants; Day One -- Session I.
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