Disasters, with their different causes and types, have become a daily phenomenon in many parts of the world, where natural disasters alone have displaced millions of people. Therefore, all countries of the world have strengthened their technologies and innovations to confront disasters to varying degrees according to the capabilities available to each of them, and therefore there is a need for an operations plan Applicable to the competent authorities to confront potential disasters, the importance of prior planning to confront disasters and taking all necessary preparations at all levels to confront them and urging the necessary measures to be taken to prevent their occurrence or at least be aware of them and control them before they escalate.

Who should attend? 

• Providers of all healthcare services, including nurses, anaesthesiologists and surgeons.
• Emergency medicine doctors.
• Qualified to be managers of emergency teams.
• Workers in relief teams.

How attendees will benefit? 

After completion of the course, delegates will be able to: 

• Discussing the role of disaster management personnel in planning and responding to collective danger situations.
• Introducing the participants about the emergency and disaster management system.
• Providing participants with the skill of dealing with those affected in disaster and emergency situations.
• How to control the obstacles facing disaster planning.
• Introducing participants to the principles related to emergency situations resulting from multiple disasters, including explosions, chemical attacks, or radioactive dispersal devices.
• Familiarity with the sources of support available to mitigate the impact of the current disaster.

• The concept of disaster.
• Disaster analysis.
• Causes of disasters.
• Disaster prevention.
• Stages of disaster management.
• Prepare reports by location and job.
• Natural disasters.
• Biological disasters.