Active Shooter: How to Respond (pocket guide): U.S. Department of Homeland Security; Are you Prepared for an Active Shooter at your Hospital? FEMA Active Shooting. Coping with an Active Shooter situation: a pocket card. Security Manager’s Guide to Disasters. Resource Guide on Active Shooter Situations. Active Shooter Pocket Sized Reference Card This guide provides a brief overview from CRIMINAL 1015 at Eagle Gate College Salt Lake City campus. The Department of Homeland Security has created a pocket-sized card (.pdf) that helps victims of an active shooter incident get through the nightmarish ordeal.

Active Shooter Tools/Resources • - (DHHS, FEMA, FBI - 2014) • (Health & Public Health Sector Coordinating Council, 2017) •: U.S. Department of Homeland Security, October 2008. Department of Homeland Security •: U.S. Department of Homeland Security • Campus Safety, Feb.

And Smock • Stanford Hospital and Clinics Risk Consulting, April 2011 • 2014 NYSHFA/NYSCAL • • U.S. Fire Administration/FEMA, September 2013. • • • • • • • • • • • • Training Presentations • (ability to download via OneDrive) • - FloridaHealth.gov • - FloridaHealth.gov Videos from on. Courses Exercise/Drill Materials: Disaster Resistant Communities Group (distance learning exercises) Websites • • • References • Advisory Memorandum: The Interplay Between Article I, § 25 Of The Wisconsin Constitution, The Open Carry Of Firearms And Wisconsin’s Disorderly Conduct Statute, Wis. Wisconsin Department of Justice; April 20, 2009.

• Kelen, G., Catlett, C., Kubit, J., & Hsieh, Y. Hospital-based shootings in the United States: 2000-2011. Annals of Emergency Medicine, 20 (10).

• Active Shooter. The CIP Report: Volume 11, Number 9.

Center for Infrastructure Protection and Homeland Security. • EMS Response to Active-Shooter Incidents: How EMS can train to better respond to these inevitable unfortunate incidents. EMS World; July 20th, 2011. Www.emsworld.com • URMC Information • • • • • • • • Tools • • • • • • • • General Information • • • • •.