On July 7, 2007 The White House Homeland Security Council Issued A One-Year Report On The Administration's Progress In Implementing The National Strategy For Pandemic Influenza. This report is a Fact Sheet from the White House Press Secretary.
Intention becomes a factor in the formation of a terrorist cell. Therefore, this study is an attempt, based on real-world case studies, to look at how that intention forms, hardens, and leads to an attack or attempted attack.
GAO recommends: (1) evaluating the development and implementation of the National Preparedness System; (2) assessing state and local capabilities; (3) examining regional and multi-state planning and preparation; and more.
"GAO makes recommendations to the Secretaries of DHS and DOD to further enhance the administrative capacity required to support the EMAC network and to develop guidance and ... formalize certain procedures to alleviate burdens experienced by EMAC members.
Voluntary isolation and quarantine, the dismissal of students from school classrooms, and social distancing in the workplace and community are among the CDC guidelines on how American communities can protect themselves from an influenza pandemic.
GAO recommends that agencies develop mechanisms and procedures to ensure "effective and efficient coordination," even when key individuals are absent, so others will know how to respond.
This report focuses on DOD's combatant commands (COCOM) and addresses (1) actions the COCOMs have taken to prepare and (2) management challenges COCOMs face going forward in planning for a pandemic influenza outbreak.
This report focuses on DOD's combatant commands (COCOM) and addresses (1) actions the COCOMs have taken to prepare and (2) management challenges COCOMs face going forward.
Screening and monitoring services should be available to all responders (federal and nonfederal) residing in and outside of the New York City metropolitan area.
