Pandemic Flu – can your organization survive?
The World Health Organization warns that the risk of Avian Flu developing into the next human pandemic influenza is immediate and real. Infection rates could reach up to 50% of the population or almost 150 million people in the United States alone. In addition to the human tragedy, it would set in motion an economic catastrophe with effects rippling up and down the supply chain. One question: Is your business prepared? Brought to you by DRI International…
Pandemic Influenza: Building a Continuity Plan – An Online Course
This convenient online course provides a roadmap to develop a robust business continuity plan for issues related to pandemic influenza. You'll get a step-by-step guide to help you plan for a flu pandemic with downloadable tools so you can put in place a plan tailored to the needs of your organization. You'll...
- Learn the impacts of a pandemic influenza outbreak.
- Assess your organization's risks.
- Identify how functions may be affected.
- Assign procedures and responsibilities within your organization.
- Build survival strategies that are pandemic-specific.
- Test your plan with sample exercises.
- Know how to maintain your pandemic plans.
There is no way to predict exactly when a pandemic may occur or its severity. If it is anything like the “Spanish Flu” of 1918, which killed millions of people worldwide, your organization will need a plan to survive the loss of personnel and productivity.
Learn more now about how to be prepared...
This On-line Course counts as a one-day of credit for the RIMS Fellow (RF) designation.
Registration Fee:
There is a discounted rate for RIMS members of $450 (US) for this course. To take advantage of this special pricing, you must registerfor the course that is designated for RIMS Members Only.
How to Register:
Register by going to http://elearning.drii.org/home/ and choosing the link Pandemic Influenza: Building a Continuity Plan - RIMS Members Register HERE
Contact Us:
Please contact DRI International directly with any questions regarding the course or registration by e-mailing us at info@drii.org or calling 202-962-3979.