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Workshop# 4: Public Messaging: Risk Communication for Disaster Preparedness, Evacuation, and Sheltering: After-Action Report (AAR)

Behr et al., 2020

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3123248713199486997
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Behr J
Yusuf W
Marshall J
Dunn E
CONVERGE COVID-19 Working Group
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Participants in the breakout sessions for the CONVERGE COVID-19 Working Group's Workshop 4 (Public Messaging) identified key issues that included the need to provide timely and effective communication to the public, increasing awareness around using …
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