December 2011 Webinar
The Transitional Management Model: A Coordination and Communication Bridge
December 8, 2011 11:30 – 12:30 EDT
Presenter: C hristopher Bork, PhD, Professor of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, University of Toledo and Paul Rega, MD, FACEP, Asst. Professor, Department of Public Health & Preventive Medicine and the Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Toledo and founder –partner , MASCAP, Inc and ERRATA-LLC
The TMM can be a bridge between your jurisdiction's day-to-day activities and its response during an emerging incident or declared public health emergency. An activation of this strategic concept can be one answer to minimize a disaster's impact even before its arrival. The creators of the TMM will describe the model, discuss its applications, and answer your questions.
Registration Instructions:
1. Log on to the Center for Public Health Practice’s Learning Content Management System: https://www.cphplearn.org/.
2. Enter your username and password. (If you are a first-time user, click on Create Account and enter your profile information.)
3. Click on Course Catalog.
4. Select Monthly Webinar Series.
5. Click View - {Title}
6. Select LMS Registration. (Once you register, you will receive a confirmation email that will provide you with log-in information and a toll-free conference call number.)
Note: Once the LCMS registration is complete, you may click on TRAIN registration if you wish to have the webinar added to your TRAIN transcript.
The Ohio Public Health Training Center located in CPHP joined forces with their colleagues at the University of Pittsburgh to launch a webinar series. The webinars are an opportunity for practitioners, academicians, and students to address current and important topics in the practice of public health. The format will allow for learning, discussion, and networking. Scheduled for the second Thursday of each month over the lunch hour (11:30 am – 12:30 pm), webinars will feature presenters from both practice and academic settings; topics will be timely and relevant – including promising/best practices and practice-based research activities.
Do you have an idea for a topic that you would like to either hear about or present? Contact Joanne Pearsol at 614-292-1085 or jpearsol@cph.osu.edu.
