Emotional intelligence:
“one's ability to manage emotions in self and others and use the emotions adaptively”

(Theorized first by Peter Salovey and John Mayer in 1990 and then operationalised and popularized by Daniel Goleman in late Nineties through the best selling books …. Emotional Intelligence: Why it can matter more than IQ (1995) and Working with Emotional Intelligence (1998). 



EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND LEADERSHIP MASTER CLASS COURSE

COURSE OUTLINE: 1.Overview of Biosafety 2. Outlook for Biosecurity 3. Biorisk Management 4. The AMP Model 5. Why perform biological Risk 5. Risk Assessment Strategy 6. Risk evaluation 7. CWA 15793 8. Biorisk Evaluation 9. Risk characterization 10. Conclusion.

FUNDAMENTALS OF BIORISK MANAGEMENT AND ASSESSMENT CERTIFICATE COURSE

COURSE OUTLINE<ul><li>Understanding emergency and medical emergencies</li><li>What we must keep in mind</li><li>Some causes of medical emergencies</li><li>Timely care for the injured</li><li>Prevalence of injuries</li><li>The emergency care system framework</li><li>The connectedness of actions</li><li>Bleeding and management</li><li>Breathing difficulties, causes and management</li><li>Sudden collapse, causes and management</li><li>Fits and seizures, causes and management</li><li>Pain, sources, types and management</li><li>Heart attack, causes, symptoms and management</li><li>Ambulance Response and need for partnerships</li><li>Remember "Time" in medical response</li></ul>

Medical & Helth Emergency Response Certification Class Video

A PAPER PRESENTED BY FEMI KENNEDY GIWA,CEM AT A-2 DAY EMERGENCY, CRISIS AND DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE FREE ONLINE COURSE 15TH TO 16TH MARCH,2024. <h3>Introduction: </h3>Disaster remains a major threat to the survival, dignity, livelihood and security of people and community particularly the poor. More often than not, disaster is the convergence of hazards, Risks and Vulnerabilities whose immediate and obvious consequences are loss of lives, properties and infrastructures. The more long term effects include: loss of livelihood, increased poverty, malnutrition, economic recession, migration, social disparities and war. Disaster = Hazard x Risk x Vulnerability

BASICS OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT

<h4>BY: AIR COMMODORE EK ADEDOKUN (RTD), FORMER DIRECTOR, SEARCH AND RESCUE DEPARTMENT, NEMA</h4><h4>COURSE AIM: </h4><h4>This course aims to equip participants with essential knowledge and skills to effectively respond to a wide range of emergencies COURSE OBJECTIVES: By the end of this course, participants should be able to: </h4><h4>Understand the unique challenges and characteristics of emergencies Possess a good knowledge of key emergency response principles, protocols, and best practices, relevant to various types of emergencies such as natural disasters, disease outbreaks, and conflict-related crises. Understand how to coordinate and collaborate effectively with diverse stakeholders, including government agencies, non governmental agencies, community leaders, and international partners, to enhance the overall effectiveness of emergency response Gain knowledge of required skills in emergency communication, logistics, and resources management to ensure timely and efficient response operations Cultivate leadership and decision-making capabilities under pressure, emphasizing the need for adaptive and context-specific approaches to emergency situations Encourage a commitment to continuous learning and improvement, fostering a community of practice among emergency response professionals dedicated to addressing the evolving challenges of emergencies. </h4>

FUNDAMENTALS OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE CERTIFICATION COURSE

The Institute activities are structured to position our Members to rise above challenges in their endeavors especially in the area of Emergency, Disaster and Risk Management to do this we organize:These programmes are designed to update and progressively build knowledge and skills required for understanding and execution of daily task in Emergency, Disaster and Risk Management and other relevant fields. We also inculcate the culture of best practice and Corporate Governance.

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