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,what is NIMS? - CORRECT ANSWER IS---the national incident management system
JIS operates across and supports the other NIMS command and coordination structures: -
CORRECT ANSWER IS---ICS, EOC, and MAC group
JIS activities include - CORRECT ANSWER IS----developing and delivering coordinated
interagency messages
-developing, recommending and executing public information plans and strategies
-advise on public affairs issues that could affect the incident management effort
-addressing and managing rumors and inaccurate information that could undermine public
confidence
Public Information Officer (PIO) functions - CORRECT ANSWER IS----advising the incident
commander, unified command or EOC director on public information matters
-gathering, verifying, coordinating, and disseminating accurate, accessible, and timely
information
-handling inquiries from the media, public and elected officials
-providing emergency public information and warnings
-conducting rumor monitoring and response
Joint Information Center (JIC) - CORRECT ANSWER IS---is a central location that houses JIS
operations and where public information staff perform essential information and public affairs
functions
normally the incident would have a single JIC - CORRECT ANSWER IS---but the JIS is flexible and
can accommodate multiple JICs if necessary
step 1: gathering - CORRECT ANSWER IS---complete information for the public and other
stakeholders
,step 2: verifying - CORRECT ANSWER IS---information to ensure accuracy
step 3: coordinating - CORRECT ANSWER IS---information with other public information
personnel who are part of the JIS to ensure consistency
step 4: disseminating - CORRECT ANSWER IS---consistent, coordinated, accurate, accessible,
timely and complete information to the public stakeholders
the information communications plan can include - CORRECT ANSWER IS----draft news releases
-media lists
-contact information for elected/appointed officials, community leaders, private sector
organizations, and public service organizations
public information communications plans should be included in - CORRECT ANSWER IS---
training and exercises in order to prepare for actual incidents
most incidents are resolved using - CORRECT ANSWER IS---capabilities available from the local
jurisdiction
larger incidents are resolved with - CORRECT ANSWER IS---support from by neighboring
jurisdictions, or state, tribal, territorial, and interstate sources
who is NIMS? - CORRECT ANSWER IS---the whole community - solutions that serve the entire
community are implemented while simultaneously making sure that the resources the different
members of the community bring to the table are leveraged across all levels of government,
nongovernmental organizations (NGO), and private sector organizations to work together
seamlessly
, why NIMS? - CORRECT ANSWER IS---to prevent, protect against, mitigate, respond to, and
recover from the effects of incidents
when NIMS? - CORRECT ANSWER IS---NIMS applies to all incidents, regardless of cause, size,
location, or complexity, from planned events to traffic accidents and to major disasters
how NIMS? - CORRECT ANSWER IS---NIMS provides the shared vocabulary, systems, and
processes to successfully deliver the national preparedness system capabilities
NIMS audience - CORRECT ANSWER IS----emergency responders
-other incident personnel
-non-governmental organizations (NGOs) such as faith-based and community-based groups
-the private sector
-elected and appointed officials
-people with disabilities or access and functional needs
NIMS scope - CORRECT ANSWER IS----all incidents, regardless of size, complexity or scope
-planned events such as sporting events
NIMS is - CORRECT ANSWER IS----a comprehensive, nationwide, systematic approach to
incident management, including the command and coordination of incidents, resource
management, and information management
-a set of concepts and principles for all threats, hazards, and events across all mission areas
(prevention, protection, mitigation, response, recovery)
-scalable, flexible, and adaptable; used for all incidents, from day-to-day to large-scale
-standard resource management procedures that enable coordination among different
jurisdictions or organizations
-essential principles for communications and information management
and Answers | 100% from ATI;A+ GRADE
,what is NIMS? - CORRECT ANSWER IS---the national incident management system
JIS operates across and supports the other NIMS command and coordination structures: -
CORRECT ANSWER IS---ICS, EOC, and MAC group
JIS activities include - CORRECT ANSWER IS----developing and delivering coordinated
interagency messages
-developing, recommending and executing public information plans and strategies
-advise on public affairs issues that could affect the incident management effort
-addressing and managing rumors and inaccurate information that could undermine public
confidence
Public Information Officer (PIO) functions - CORRECT ANSWER IS----advising the incident
commander, unified command or EOC director on public information matters
-gathering, verifying, coordinating, and disseminating accurate, accessible, and timely
information
-handling inquiries from the media, public and elected officials
-providing emergency public information and warnings
-conducting rumor monitoring and response
Joint Information Center (JIC) - CORRECT ANSWER IS---is a central location that houses JIS
operations and where public information staff perform essential information and public affairs
functions
normally the incident would have a single JIC - CORRECT ANSWER IS---but the JIS is flexible and
can accommodate multiple JICs if necessary
step 1: gathering - CORRECT ANSWER IS---complete information for the public and other
stakeholders
,step 2: verifying - CORRECT ANSWER IS---information to ensure accuracy
step 3: coordinating - CORRECT ANSWER IS---information with other public information
personnel who are part of the JIS to ensure consistency
step 4: disseminating - CORRECT ANSWER IS---consistent, coordinated, accurate, accessible,
timely and complete information to the public stakeholders
the information communications plan can include - CORRECT ANSWER IS----draft news releases
-media lists
-contact information for elected/appointed officials, community leaders, private sector
organizations, and public service organizations
public information communications plans should be included in - CORRECT ANSWER IS---
training and exercises in order to prepare for actual incidents
most incidents are resolved using - CORRECT ANSWER IS---capabilities available from the local
jurisdiction
larger incidents are resolved with - CORRECT ANSWER IS---support from by neighboring
jurisdictions, or state, tribal, territorial, and interstate sources
who is NIMS? - CORRECT ANSWER IS---the whole community - solutions that serve the entire
community are implemented while simultaneously making sure that the resources the different
members of the community bring to the table are leveraged across all levels of government,
nongovernmental organizations (NGO), and private sector organizations to work together
seamlessly
, why NIMS? - CORRECT ANSWER IS---to prevent, protect against, mitigate, respond to, and
recover from the effects of incidents
when NIMS? - CORRECT ANSWER IS---NIMS applies to all incidents, regardless of cause, size,
location, or complexity, from planned events to traffic accidents and to major disasters
how NIMS? - CORRECT ANSWER IS---NIMS provides the shared vocabulary, systems, and
processes to successfully deliver the national preparedness system capabilities
NIMS audience - CORRECT ANSWER IS----emergency responders
-other incident personnel
-non-governmental organizations (NGOs) such as faith-based and community-based groups
-the private sector
-elected and appointed officials
-people with disabilities or access and functional needs
NIMS scope - CORRECT ANSWER IS----all incidents, regardless of size, complexity or scope
-planned events such as sporting events
NIMS is - CORRECT ANSWER IS----a comprehensive, nationwide, systematic approach to
incident management, including the command and coordination of incidents, resource
management, and information management
-a set of concepts and principles for all threats, hazards, and events across all mission areas
(prevention, protection, mitigation, response, recovery)
-scalable, flexible, and adaptable; used for all incidents, from day-to-day to large-scale
-standard resource management procedures that enable coordination among different
jurisdictions or organizations
-essential principles for communications and information management
