Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication (CERC) Basic Principles
Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication (CERC) Basic Principles
Description:
This transcript covers the basics of CERC, the six principles, and how best to implement them.
Target Situation:
Public health professionals who want to communicate with the public in the event of a disaster and learn about effective communication tactics regarding crises, emergencies, and risk.
Notes:
Can be used in conjunction with CERC Crisis + Emergency Risk Communication: Community Engagement.
Resource Type:
Webinar transcript
Source:
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Publication Year:
2011
Target Audience(s):
Community leaders, public health professionals, environmental professionals, local government
3 Keys Framework
Main objective:
Recognize, Prepare, Partner
Secondary objective:
Communicate Risk, Community Preparation, Long-Term Interventions, Community Engagement, Informal Outreach Mechanisms