http://www.hhs.gov/disasters/emergency/naturaldisasters/hurricanes/gustav/index.html

Learn what’s happening in your locale and how it might affect your institution and staff.

• Alabama- Emergency Management Agency
• District of Columbia - Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency
• Florida - Florida Division of Emergency Management
• Georgia - Georgia911.org
• Maryland - Maryland Emergency Management Agency
• Mississippi- Emergency Mangement Agency
• North Carolina - The Division of Emergency Management
• South Carolina - South Carolina Emergency Management Division
• Tennessee - Emergency Management Agency
• Virginia - Department of Emergency Management

Take a look at real time hurricane response, at tips and facts and what is in the pipeline.

Federal Hurricane Response

• How to Get Help
• Finding Friends and Family
• Health and Safety
• Donate and Volunteer
• Hurricane Tracking
• En espanol
• What Government is Doing

NOAA Information

• Hurricane Gustav
• Hurricane Hanna
• Tropical Storm Ike
• Tropical Storm Josephine
• Emergency Alert System (EAS)
• National Weather Service - Severe Weather Forecast
• NOAA Streaming Weather Radio - All Hazards
• NOAA Weather Radio Frequencies - All Hazards

Be sure to promote and display the sites of most use to your medical and allied health staff members.

For Practitioners, Clinicians and Responders

• Response, Cleanup & Safety Workers (CDC)
• Disaster Relief Volunteers (CDC)
• Hurricane-Related Information for Health Care Professionals (CDC)
• Hospitals, Nursing Homes and Community Assistance Providers (AHRQ)
• More information on Disasters and Emergencies for Practitioners, Clinicians and Responders
  

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