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In this Episode of Emergency Preparedness in Canada (EPIC) Podcast, we’re going to cover 3 key areas that need to be addressed in this now not-so-new world of virtual IMT activations. Technology, process, and people.
What are we doing well, and what have we lost by signing in instead of showing up?
To answer this, I will be speaking with Alison Poste, Carolyn Dumbeck, Sarah Delisle about their joint article entitled more than technology: Experiences of Virtual Emergency Operations Centers during the COVID -19 pandemic response in Canada, which they jointly published in the Journal of Emergency Management, as well as some tips and tricks which may just help you in your next virtual EOC activation.
All this and more on this episode of EPIC Podcast: Current, Relevant, Canadian
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Grayson Cockett
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Gillian Wong
Sarah Hunn
What are we doing well, and what have we lost by signing in instead of showing up?
To answer this, I will be speaking with Alison Poste, Carolyn Dumbeck, Sarah Delisle about their joint article entitled more than technology: Experiences of Virtual Emergency Operations Centers during the COVID -19 pandemic response in Canada, which they jointly published in the Journal of Emergency Management, as well as some tips and tricks which may just help you in your next virtual EOC activation.
All this and more on this episode of EPIC Podcast: Current, Relevant, Canadian
Like/Follow/Share:
www.epicpodcast.ca
@EPIC__podcast (twitter)
team@epicpodcast.ca (email)
EPIC Team:
Grayson Cockett
Dr. Joshua Bezanson
Gillian Wong
Sarah Hunn
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