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Fatality Management During a Pandemic and Other Emergency Events
Fatality Management Resources
- Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response: Decedent Management During Disasters
- Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Respone: Disaster Mortuary Operational Response Teams
- Alabama Department of Public Health: Fatality Management Conference - Legal Issues
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Guidelines for Handling Decedents Contaminated with Radioactive Materials
- Federal Emergergency Management Agency: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic - Mass Casualty Management Best Practices
- Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene: Best Practices of Highly Infectious Decedent Management
- National Library of Medicine: Fatality Management Strategies
- Rural Health Information Hub: Emergency Preparedness and Response for Mass Casualty Incidents
- Santa Clara County Public Health Department Advanced Practice Center: Managing Mass Fatalities - A Toolkit for Planning
- Technical Resources, Assistance Center, and Information Exchange: Mass Violence/Active Shooter Incidents - Fatality Management
Partners
- Alabama Board of Funeral Services
- Alabama Coroners Association
- Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences
Training Opportunities
- FEMA EMI Mass Fatalities Incident Response Course (G0386) for mass fatality management planning and operations to assess a jurisdiction’s preparedness level.
- FEMA CDP Healthcare Facility Mass Fatality Management Course (HCV13 AWR-934-V13) for mass fatality management planning and preparedness considerations in a healthcare facility.
- Center for Rural Development’s Mass Fatalities Planning and Response for Rural Communities Course (AWR-232) for rural and tribal planning considerations for an awareness level review of mass fatality response.
A Guide to Requesting Assistance After a Mass Fatality Incident
The Alabama Mutual Aid System has prepared "A Guide to Requesting Assistance After a Mass Fatality Incident" to provide information to county coroners, medical examiners, and local emergency management directors about the resources available in Alabama. The full guide is available for download below.
Page last updated: May 23, 2024