Emergency Preparedness for Libraries

Name: Emergency Preparedness for Libraries
Brand: Bloomsbury eBooks US
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Julie Todaro(Autor*in)

Bloomsbury eBooks US (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 15. Juni 2020

236 Seiten

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Cover
Emergency Preparedness for Libraries
Emergency Preparedness for Libraries
Copyright page
Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1
Defining Twenty-First-Century Emergencies and Disasters and Recovery
Alarms Sounding in Public or Private Spaces
Lights and Lighting in Public or Private Spaces
Emergency Personnel are Summoned by the Institution or by Others Such As Users and Onlookers, or Visit of Their Accord
Conflict/Strife
Losses/Tumult
The Basics of Preparation for Working with External Areas and Entities
Vendor Relationships
Location/In Situ
Twenty-First-Century Emergencies and Disasters
Emergencies and/or Disasters
Natural Disasters and Libraries
Man-Made, Nonnatural Disasters, and Libraries
The Basics of Responses to Emergencies and Disasters
Chapter 2
Defining Twenty-First-Century Emergencies and Disasters in Library Environments
Scenario-Natural
Scenarios-Steps to Solutions
Scenarios-Man-Made
External Emergencies and Disasters/Relationships to Library Environments: Natural and Non-Natural
Internal Emergencies and Disasters/Library Environments
Disaster Plan For All Types of Libraries
Applying Emergency Management Frameworks in All Types of Libraries to Problematic, Difficult, Negative, and Crises Library Situations
Why Should I Include This Category in This Monograph Content?
Why Does This Happen in Library Spaces?
What Can These Events Include?
Where Is the Bulk of Content in This Area?
What are the recommended steps in leading and managing in these areas of concern?
Handling Incidents Deemed by the Recipient As Not Serious At The Time
Chapter 3
Planning, Prevention, Response/Business Continuity, and Recovery
General Statements
Chapter 4
Emergency/Disaster Action Plans
Scenario: Disaster Plan-Design and Implementation
Scenario: Disaster Plan-Using Disaster Plans and Planning Resources
The Disaster Plan
Disaster Plan Introduction
Definitions of Terms
Categories of Emergencies and Disasters
"Watch" is the broader term and is the initial warning
Pandemics
Suspicious Behavior
Terrorism and Terrorism-Related Activities
Hazardous Materials: Man-Made and Natural
Explosions: Can Be Natural But are More Likely to be Man-Made
Facility Incidents: Collapse of Shelving and Other Indoor Structural Accidents
Theft and Vandalism
Network and Systems-Destruction and Recovery
Data-Destruction and Recovery
Emergency Communication Policies, Procedures, and Processes and Systems Recovery
Disaster Teams/Emergency Management Teams/Process Owners
Appendices Content
Best Practices-Disaster Plans
Chapter 5
Integrating Emergency/Disaster Planning into the Organization
Scenario-The Basics of Integrating Content
Integrating Emergency/Disaster Planning into Libraries
Integrating the Disaster Plan: Management Documents, Workers, Constituents, Umbrella Organizations
Workers Development: Training, Continuing Education, Professional Development
Working with Stakeholders
Planning Partnerships: Internal and External Partnerships
Planning For/Partnering with the Media
Institutional Data/Facts Relating to Issues Such As Facilities Data, Collection Size, Square Feet of Building
Communication Basics-No Matter Where One Is In the Process of Integration
Maintenance/Upkeep: Consistency
Voice, Sounds, and Decision-Making
Checklist for Communicating through Publicly Posted Information
Chapter 6
Day One/Day of
Scenario: Day One Responses to Emergencies-Explosion
Scenario: Day One Responses to Emergencies-Active Shooter
Human Issues for Assisting Workers and Constituents in Dealing with Emergencies/Disasters
Human Issues for Assisting Customers in Dealing with Emergencies/Disasters
Chapter 7
Day Two and Beyond
Scenario-Post-Emergency
Documenting in Emergency Management and Disaster Recovery
Scenario-Day Two Responses to Emergencies-Active Shooter
Chapter 8
Business Continuity
What Has Changed?
Chapter 9
Normal or New Normal?
Paradigm Shift Example
Appendices
To support
Journal Content
Materials for Children and Youth
Media/Realia
General Web and Monograph Information (Including Association Content)
Emergency Management Apps
Forms and Templates
Planning for Emergency Management Events-EM "Change"
Emergency Management-Facilities/Space Concerns
Education and Training
How do you prepare for the team discussion/focus?
Emergency Management-Building Your Team through Training in Context
Techniques for Gathering Opinion, Content, and Data for Emergency Managers
SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats)
Index

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