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March 2020
North Country Subregional HEPC Meeting (March)
HEPCs are regional coalitions of health care providers, local and state emergency managers and local public health preparedness officials who work together to develop and coordinate emergency preparedness activities. HEPCs are valuable for providers, as you can network with other agencies on emergency preparedness activities, establish contacts with vital state and local partners, participate in workgroups and drills, and more. Sub-Regional Planning Groups are sessions where all HEPC members participate in quarterly meetings defined by geographic area. The Capital Region…
Find out more »Capital Region Subregional HEPC Meeting (March)
HEPCs are regional coalitions of health care providers, local and state emergency managers and local public health preparedness officials who work together to develop and coordinate emergency preparedness activities. HEPCs are valuable for providers, as you can network with other agencies on emergency preparedness activities, establish contacts with vital state and local partners, participate in workgroups and drills, and more. Sub-Regional Planning Groups are sessions where all HEPC members participate in quarterly meetings defined by geographic area. The Capital Region…
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Capital Region Subregional HEPC Meeting (May)
HEPCs are regional coalitions of health care providers, local and state emergency managers and local public health preparedness officials who work together to develop and coordinate emergency preparedness activities. HEPCs are valuable for providers, as you can network with other agencies on emergency preparedness activities, establish contacts with vital state and local partners, participate in workgroups and drills, and more. Sub-Regional Planning Groups are sessions where all HEPC members participate in quarterly meetings defined by geographic area. The Capital Region…
Find out more »North Country Subregional HEPC Meeting (May)
HEPCs are regional coalitions of health care providers, local and state emergency managers and local public health preparedness officials who work together to develop and coordinate emergency preparedness activities. HEPCs are valuable for providers, as you can network with other agencies on emergency preparedness activities, establish contacts with vital state and local partners, participate in workgroups and drills, and more. Sub-Regional Planning Groups are sessions where all HEPC members participate in quarterly meetings defined by geographic area. The Capital Region…
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