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The Power of Preparedness: National Preparedness Month 2016

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    Global : Prepare Globally ; • The world has come together to better prevent, detect, and respond to health threats. ; • About 2/3 of the world remains unprepared to handle a public health emergency. ; Country : Prepare to Respond ; • Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs) bring experts together to make decisions quickly in emergencies. ; • The CDC EOC has been activated more than 90% of the time in the last 7 years. ; State : Prepare Locally ; • Preparing today can reduce the impact of future disasters. ; • Nearly 2000 U.S. emergency responders have been trained in how to get critical medicines through the Strategic National Stockpile ; Community : Prepare Together ; • In times of crisis communities have to help one another ; • Only 34% of people reported having volunteered to help during a disaster. ; Individual : Prepare Yourself ; • Plan for what to do in an emergency. ; • Over 60% of people do not have an emergency plan that they have discussed with their household. ; Publication date from document properties. ; preparedness-month-2016-infographic.pdf
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