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Developing an Emergency Response Strategy for Smiths Station Baptist Church, Smiths Station, Alabama
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Developing an Emergency Response Strategy for Smiths Station Baptist Church, Smiths Station, Alabama. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/9e5b02f0-2619-4d22-a8da-1c642ab4032a?q=2022Chicago citation style (CMOS 17, author-date)
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- The purpose of the project is to develop an emergency response strategy for Smiths Station Baptist Church, Smiths Station, Alabama. The project includes detailed research in the field of emergency response. The project director used internal demographics of the church and a special needs survey to identify needs pertinent to emergency response. Ge researched and ranked the area's available resources to produce a resource for a risk management assessment. The project director then explored the field of emergency response to develop an annotated bibliography and produce a report on best practices. A combination of individual and group pre-test, post-test, case studies, and role-plays directed the project director to the proper instruments for the emergency response strategy. Finally, he created and presented the finished strategy for feedback and implementation.
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