Definition:
Ensuring the safety of individuals and parties through evacuation best practices, mustering considerations, decontamination, reunification, mitigating cascading impacts, and appropriate crowd dispersion.

Summary:
This capability addresses evacuation considerations, including common misconceptions and best practices. Different types of evacuation situations will also be discussed, including both small and large-scale scenarios. This section will answer the question of “What should emergency managers understand about the evacuation process?”

Definition:
The emergency management perspective of messaging; representing and supporting an organization and its leadership in times of crisis.

Summary:
The emergency manager just became the emergency management public affairs representative during a crisis response. This competency will address the strategies, capabilities, and capacities necessary to provide the public and all other relevant stakeholders with pertinent safety and situational awareness in a large-scale incident, such as a CBRN Terrorist Attack.

Definition:
The CBRN Counter-Terrorism Overview walks emergency managers through the initial steps to gain and maintain situational awareness, provide strategy, and reduce impact through coordination with stakeholders. This section will include immediate response, threat identification, and strategy in the given scenario. 

Summary:
A conversation on CBRN considerations from a strategic response perspective. What now? Chemical, Biological, Radiological Nuclear (CBRN) Terrorism compounds disaster response. The lack of expertise, varying degrees of impacts, release times, and protocols differ while impacted populations and responders scramble to gain situational awareness and save lives.

Definition:
Gaining the skills for the totality of situational awareness through controlling the disaster theater as a leader in interoperability. 

Summary:
The emergency manager should actively engage, through coordination, mitigate and reduce impact of threat. Working with those who provide real-time disruption, and ultimately overcome negative actors in an emergency situation is critical to the support of the mission. The outcome of this training yields the emergency manager the ability to plan for and support the response through coordination.

Definition:
Keeping People Alive: A practitioner's guide to mass care stability by caring for people’s needs during an active evolving hazard.

Summary:
This course will challenge you to address seemingly insurmountable obstacles: taking care of and keeping people alive during an unpredictable crisis by using predictable tools and techniques. You will be educated and trained by an expert who has been there, who will guide you along the way through exercises and discussions, and help you grow in your understanding and practical application of mass care principles, techniques, and goals.

Definition:
The Medical Response Overview capability covers all facets of the medical response to a mass casualty incident (MCI) from initial triage to hospital considerations from the emergency management coordination perspective.

Summary:
This competency encompasses the different nuances of pre-hospital response structures, as well as scene management, transport, and receiving hospital considerations as they all relate to large-scale incident response.