9th Annual IHEPS Conference returns Sept. 23-24, 2021
The 9th Annual Indiana Health and Emergency Preparedness Symposium returns to the Sheraton Indianapolis at Keystone at the Crossing on September 23-24.
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Behind the crime-fighting technology proposed for Indianapolis streets
The city has a 3-year anti-violence plan that includes $45 million in anti violence community grants and $9 million in what the mayor calls crime fighting technology
Ransomware attack hits close to home at Indianapolis hospital
Indianapolis-based Eskenazi Hospital has been diverting ambulance traffic and has shut down all access to their medical records and staff email for over a week.
The crimes of the future are here now
News of additional cyber crimes on pipelines, healthcare facilities, and the federal response against the perpetrators is only getting warmed up.
How industrial HAZWOPER training can save employers thousands or millions in fines
Industrial and commercial hazardous waste operations that generate small, medium, or large quantities of hazardous waste should expect additional audits as the EPA and OSHA begin increasing enforcement.
VPC only provider in the nation with virtual CEDP and CHFSP prep sessions
The International Board for Certification Services and Management (IBFCSM) maintains a list of qualified, accredited courses for a variety of life safety and healthcare management trainings.
Johnson County EMA learned why mitigation plans are vital in 2008. And a lot has changed since then.
A severe flood in 2008 washed away roads, dams, and bridges in Johnson County, leaving many homeowners with nothing.
Steuben County health leaders see benefits of getting outside help with COVID testing
Steuben Co. officials weren’t going to hire outside help for their COVID test sites. But the cost/benefits quickly changed minds.
Noble County was planning for an emergency. Then COVID-19 happened.
Noble County was preparing for an emergency. Then COVID-19 struck. See how VPC transitioned seamlessly from planning to execution in the rural northeast Indiana county.
How Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) training helps healthcare workers during COVID-19
CISM is usually intended to help medical professionals in a sudden emergency. But what if the emergency lasts for months and not hours?
