After Action Review (AAR) Toolkit
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This toolkit serves as a planning tool outlining the After Action Review process (i.e. designing, planning, preparing, and conducting) complete with tools that can be found in the appendices. Each step in the toolkit can be tailored to fit your Tribe’s needs to develop and improve your operations after a public health response.
Emerging Infectious Disease (EIDs) – A Planning Toolkit for Tribal Preparedness
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The purpose of the Emerging infectious disease (EID) Toolkit is meant to provide an overview of the important components and considerations when preparing and responding to an EID emergency in a Tribal setting.
Disease Preparedness
ITCA TEC received funding from the National Indian Health Board (NIHB) originating from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to provide leadership, technical assistance, and training throughout the project period (closing March 1, 2018). As part of the project, ITCA TEC provided 4 Tribes funding to enhance the current vector control projects in the following areas:
- Partner and Stakeholder Engagement
- Risk communication
- Vector Control and Surveillance
- Zika Transmission Response
- Other Tribal priorities to enhance vector borne disease prevention capacity
Tribal Vector Borne Disease Meeting February 13-15, 2018
Meeting Agenda
Presentations
Tick-borne Disease Updates:
Whats The Buzz?:
Ecology of RMSF on Arizona Tribal Lands:
Tools for Tribal Zika Emergency Preparedness:
Zika Virus Communications:
CDC’S Response to Zika:
EPA Resources:
Dept. of Defense Integrated Vector Management:
Improving outcomes for patients with RMSF:
Best Management Practices for Vector Surveillance and Control:
Maine Moose and MicMac Youth:
