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Speakers:  Joan Gomberg, Research Geophysicist, US Geological Survey  Brian Sherrod, Research Geologist, US Geological Survey  Tim Walsh, Division of Geology & Earth Resources, Chief Hazards, Washington State Department of Natural Resources This session will communicate, in lay terms, the latest scientific discoveries relevant to assessing and responding to earthquake hazards in the Pacific Northwest. We will describe recent advances in understanding of regional faults, forecasts of the ground shaking and impacts from earthquakes on these faults, and lessons learned for the Pacific Northwest from recent significant earthquakes around the globe. The scientific programs underway and planned also will be discussed, emphasizing their linkages to improved earthquake hazard assessments and mitigation and response tools.

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 William Moorehead, President, All Clear Emergency Management Group Using situational analysis, participants will learn to identify common legal issues in emergency management and how to enhance response through agreements. This session will examine common legal issues encountered within emergency management and emergency response including liability and the formation of mutual aid agreements. The audience will analyze hypothetical scenarios and news stories to identify potential liability issues. The session will highlight the challenges and barriers to implementing agreements, benefits of prepositioned contracts, and the importance of putting agreement in place now before they are needed. The goals of the session are to review the fundamentals of liability, examine common legal issues, discuss best practices, and analyze situations common in emergency management.

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Speaker:  Kathryn Koelemay, Medical Epidemiologist, Public Health – Seattle & King County All hospitals should be prepared to receive pediatric patients in a mass casualty incident and to provide appropriate short-term acute care and more definitive management, depending upon the nature of the emergency and the extent of its impact on the region. Hospitals of the King County (WA) Healthcare Coalition are in the process of implementing a regional pediatric disaster response plan, with the goal of providing consistent, efficient and age-appropriate medical care to pediatric patients at every County hospital with emergency services in an MCI that involves children. Our “pediatric toolkit,” which was recognized as a 2010 NACCHO Model Practice winner, suggests guidelines for development of the hospital‟s pediatric response plan. The regional plan also includes countywide adoption of a color- coding system based on a length-based resuscitation tape to expedite accurate medication and equipment deployment.

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