What do you want to learn about mass violence response efforts?

Submit a question for the EMS1 editorial team to answer in a future article

November 11, 2020 09:17 AM •

The EMS1 special coverage series, “Mass violence: How lessons identified inform training, response,” contains lessons from past incidents that can direct EMS involvement in pre-planning mass gatherings, improve multi-agency cooperation, and inform incident command and response strategies on the ground.

When we surveyed EMS1 members about their training, just 42% felt they had been adequately trained to respond to an incident of mass violence.

As you consider your own training, and your department’s unique capabilities, staffing and equipment, what do you want to know about how to respond to mass violence?

Fill out this short form to submit a question, and your question might be answered by one of our dozens of EMS leaders in an upcoming article or newsletter.

Kerri Hatt

Kerri Hatt is editor-in-chief, EMS1, responsible for defining original editorial content, tracking industry trends, managing expert contributors and leading execution of special coverage efforts. Prior to joining Lexipol, she served as an editor for medical allied health B2B publications and communities.

Kerri has a bachelor’s degree in English from Saint Joseph’s University, in Philadelphia. She is based out of Charleston, SC. Share your personal and agency successes, strategies and stories with Kerri at khatt@lexipol.com.