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Economic Constraints, Creative Concessions

Economic Constraints, Creative Concessions

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The move by the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC) has been the source of tensions and conflicts between social responsibility and creative freedom. Different views have been presented with some groups rooting for a constructive and production prohibitive content regulation. A number of self-regulatory codes and frameworks limit the provisions of social responsibilities by allowing authorities to control and regulate the media contents. These regulations make the institutional liberalization more complex and discursive. The CBSC follow the already established creative freedom that excludes socially irresponsible specters and also resonate mobilized productions founded on ‘realism’. This, therefore, condenses the rising friction among the competing interests in the television programming. It is this conflict that results from media regulation by incorporating different culture that Negus explores cultural sensibilities within the music industry (Heuman, 2011). Negus focuses on the role of institutions in constructing cultural attributes in production.

Balancing the values of social responsibility and freedom of expression calls for the content regulatory institutions and authorities to advance diverse approaches to evaluating and understanding creative works, as well as weighing different claims against possible longstanding negative implications. The creation of a liberalized environment in accordance with the CBCS provisions is likely to be resisted, with more emphasis founded on non-exteriority and imbrication or regulation. Although this strategy offers sophisticated prohibitive regulations, it is complex applying this model in the ‘out from censorship statements. Consequently, applying more permissive regulation frameworks is challenging given that self-present rights and freedoms are granted by the external regulatory organs (Heuman, 2011). Liberalization, therefore, is a source of disengagement and looses of touch with the target population and regulators. According Heuman (2011), excessive freedom of choice in a non-intrusive environment (characterized by filters and ratings) are perfect examples of regulated freedom, and not liberalization.

Although institutions and regulations are fundamental in the media council, such regulations are not compliant with self-freedom that should be exercised in media. Besides, institutional regulations and policy frameworks aimed at controlling information flow fails to meet the transparency window as outlined in the CBSC codes. Notably, the cultural values that determine the degree of media freedom and expression are deregulated through the CBSC policies, hence limiting cultural contribution in the media (Cronin, 2009). A comprehensive approach to systemized and cultural inclusive media freedom is critical in the realization of the desired freedom. Therefore, cultural industries in Canada (like the rest of developed economies) should be incorporated in the self regulation frameworks in order to generate cultural exclusive media products. Taking into account culturally related aspects in the regulations calls for introducing sustainable and feasible social-scientific cultural perspective that is characterized by limited conservative cultural values and norms.

The major concern with respect to media culture revolves around regulatory process and structure that further influences content regulation. Like cultural institutions whose role has been limited to expression of economic and social determination, content regulation institutions’ role has been limited to social attitudes and attributes with industrial self interests and instruments being the primary responsibility. From economic point of view, content and self regulation in the media industry is aimed at protecting the infant local culture, values, and norms that are highly vulnerable to foreign cultural influx. In attempting to protect the industries long-term interest over self regulation is necessary, otherwise if left to freely operate, domestic values are at a threat of destructions and diffusion (Heuman, 2011).

References

Cronin, T. (2009). Media effects and the subjectification of film regulation. Velvet Light Trap 63:3–21.

Heuman, J. (2011). “Integral to the Plot, and in No Way Gratuitous”? Constructing Creative Freedom in the Liberalization of Canadian Content Regulation. Television & New Media, 12(3) 248–272.

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Economic and Social Benefits

Analysis

3.1.1 Economic and Social Benefits

The individuals who are poor and hungry will dependably crush their prompt surroundings to survive. Thus there is requirement for financial development and social advancement with the goal improvement should be reasonable (Costa & Sodré, 2010). Ethanol generation can possibly prompt financial development.

Economic and Social Benefits: CLD Description

An increment in the “Development of feedstock” prompts an increment in “Salary to ranchers” from the offer of feedstock products, an increment in “Wage to agriculturists” prompts an increment in “Development of feedstock” as the benefits get reinvested go into development. An increment in “Wage to ranchers” prompts a reduction in “Destitution” and an abatement in “Neediness” prompts an increment in “Expectation for everyday life” diminished destitution is because of the wages got from the offer of feedstock (Costa & Sodré, 2010).

An increment in “Development of feedstock” prompts a diminishing in “Accessible arable area (convey limit)” and an abatement in “Accessible arable area (convey limit)” prompts a lessening in “Development of feedstock” farming extension is restricted by the convey limit and that accessibility of area.

Poverty Reduction

One method for helping the poor is fighting destitution through the procurement of dependable wage creating open doors. Ethanol creation is an agro- based industry and hence has the capability of giving both on-ranch and off homestead business opportunities particularly in the country regions and therefore producing salaries. In India, ethanol creation would can possibly support the rural part which assumes an imperative part in the nation’s economy. At present agribusiness helps 26% of India’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and is the wellspring of job for 80% of the individuals living in country regions. In light of this huge number of provincial poor, the Government perceives the requirement for higher agrarian development as discriminating for lightening destitution.

It further contends that rural development has a development multiplier of 1.64 subsequently it could catalyze development in different parts and is prone to have a solid backhanded impact. In India, it is assessed that ethanol creation gives up to 700,000 immediate employments and around three to four times this number of aberrant occupations. The vicinity of a substantial ethanol plant will pull in different businesses to the range just by its vicinity and for its fuel this will prompt the making of extra employments.

Government Revenues

The duty base in India is low making it troublesome for the administration to adequately give social administrations to the individuals. The Indian government has consequently been under weight from global financing associations to build its duty base in order to decrease its reliance on remote help. One approach that could be utilized to expand the capacity of Indians to pay assessments is to build the assessment base. The employments and salaries produced from ethanol generation could help government incomes in manifestation of salary expense from the pay rates and in addition as quality included assessment (VAT) subsequently expanding the duty base.

Export to Other Countries

Surplus ethanol could be traded to the world market in which there is a potential interest case in point in the European Union where a few nations have embraced carbon charges which make the utilization of fossil energizes costly. By 2001 there were at that point eight European part expresses that had presented carbon charges. An included playing point is the topographical area of the nation; dissimilar to its landlocked neighbors, India has coastline with a paramount port from where ethanol can be transported to different nations. In addition as contrasted with created nations India has a less expensive work energy which could bring down the expense of ethanol making it aggressive on the planet market. Trading ethanol will enhance the offset of exchange that is balanced by importing petroleum.

Reduced Dependence on Imported fuels

From the field overview it was noted that India has no financially practical wellsprings of fossil powers and relies on upon imports from Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Kuwait (poll to approach producers) and that other than exchange awkwardness, the strategy creators additionally perceive high and insecure costs as a significant issue in the oil business of which they stated that little is possible to control since the oil is foreign from different nations. The field study likewise uncovered that present and past endeavors have accumulated at investigation for fossil fuel stores in the nation with no achievement. Accordingly, the quest for option vitality sources, for example, ethanol could be a practical choice. Delivering and utilizing ethanol as a part of India would decrease the administration’s high use on petroleum import. India has possessed the capacity to essentially diminish its remote trade load from transported in fluid energizes; for example the aggregate reserve funds in oil imports somewhere around 1976 and 1987 are assessed at $12.48 billion whilst the aggregate interest in the system was just $6.97 billion. Furthermore, residential creation of ethanol expands vitality security if there should be an occurrence of vitality emergency; the study (survey to arrangement producers) uncovered that the main measure that has been placed set up in the event of an oil emergency is 30 days stocking of petroleum powers (Zacchi et al,. 2006).

3.1 Environmental Benefits

In this area, the ecological profits that will come about because of the utilization of ethanol will be dissected.

Environmental Benefits of Using Ethanol: CLD Description

A reduction in “Petroleum use” prompts a lessening in “Air contamination” since ethanol has lower harmful emanations than petroleum fills. A diminishing in “Air contamination” prompts an increment in “Urban ecological quality” since there will be less emanations in the environment. A diminishing in “Air contamination” prompts a reduction in “Air contamination related wellbeing issues” that are brought about by the contaminations that are emitted by petroleum fills. A decline in “Petroleum use” prompts an abatement in “Carbon dioxide in the climate” since the burning of petroleum discharges carbon dioxide that had been a while ago put away underground in oil saves into the air.

Global Warming

Ethanol like other bio-based powers when combusted, the Co2 stays in a shut eco-cycle as the measure of Co2 discharged amid ignition squares with the sum plants assimilate for development UNEP (2000) amid the procedure of photosynthesis. In light of the Kyoto convention that has approached nations to chop down their Co2 discharges, receiving ethanol would diminish the net develop of Co2 by lessening the utilization of petroleum energizes and neediness instigated deforestation hones in this way chopping down India’s commitment to an unnatural weather change (Hansen, Zhang & Lyne, 2005). The ethanol program in India is in charge of a net decrease of 9 million tons of carbon a year in India. While the aftereffects of a study from the United States show that in the year 2003/2004, the utilization of ethanol fills in the USA decreased nursery gas outflows by pretty nearly 5.7 million tons, equivalent to uprooting the yearly discharges of more than 853,000 autos from the street (Zacchi et al,. 2006).

ETHANOL END USE

Keeping in mind the end goal to relieve air contamination that exudes from the burning of fossil energizes, ethanol is on a worldwide scale progressively being utilized as flawless ethanol, mixed with fuel and as an octane promoter, as a substitute for foreign oil. Ethanol chops down air contamination and enhances urban air quality. Notwithstanding, notwithstanding the great characteristics of ethanol there are some negative qualities that are experienced in the creation and utilization of ethanol. This segment will talk about the effects of utilizing ethanol

Environmental Factors

NOX

The utilization of ethanol may really expand Nox in the climate. This can be deducted from the way that distinctive trials have thought of diverse brings about the tests that have been carried out to measure Nox emanations from the utilization of perfect ethanol or ethanol mixes and from the utilization of immaculate gas. Case in point one study reports study, reports a slight bringing down of Nox in ethanol mixed energizes while yet an alternate study reports an increment in Nox by 4.8% for the same; (Niven, 2004). In any case, Hansen, Zhang & Lyne (2005) reasoned that Nox discharge is not impacted by the vicinity or nonappearance of ethanol yet by how the motor works. There is consequently requirement for further research to see whether ethanol does cause an increment in Nox or not and on the off chance that it does, how the Nox discharges can be lessened.

Aldehydes

There is a general worry that ethanol and ethanol containing powers produce troubling measures of aldehydes quite acetaldehyde and formaldehyde. At the point when ethanol is smoldered is an extraordinary measure of acetaldehyde which is structured when ethanol emanations from auto debilitate and from evaporative discharges responds with hydroxide particles is discharged. India depends intensely on ethanol which it utilizes as an added substance to fuel and is the main nation where ethanol is utilized countrywide as a fuel and subsequently its urban air is has more elevated amounts of acetaldehyde emanations. Human introduction at abnormal states to acetaldehyde is accounted for to cause respiratory disturbance and it is suspected that it could be cancer-causing to people. In the nature’s turf, a rate of the acetaldehyde delivered experiences photochemical responses to create peroxyalacetate nitrate (PAN), an intensify that now and again could prompt serious lung injuries and harm the epithelium of the upper piece of the respiratory tract in people while in plants, it is to some degree mutagenic and a poison (Hansen, Zhang & Lyne, 2005).

In the extent that acetaldehyde emanations have negative effects on both people and the nature’s turf, when contrasted with the wellbeing and ecological harm brought about by the poisons emitted amid the burning of fossil fills aldehyde discharges are by a wide margin less destructive is contended that elevated amounts of aldehydes case in point in India, are not strictly the consequence of fumes funnel outflows however more from higher evaporative misfortunes that emerges from the absence of control on fuel Reid Vapor Pressure (RVP). RVP is a standard research center system which measures the intrinsic propensity to dissipate for example at 38°c for gas.

Economic Factors

Cost of Ethanol

The major monetary drawback of ethanol is that it is lavish to deliver consequently making it a more extravagant fuel as contrasted with petroleum fills making it to depend intensely on government subsidies in the nations, for example, India that deliver and use it as a fuel. Yet when contrasted with the cash that the nation could spare by diminishing the measure of oil transported in, the subsidies could be supported as moving the dollar obligation created by profession awkwardness from the obligation side to subsidies side. Other than the ethanol costs won’t be constantly high in light of the fact that with enhancing innovations, and economies of scale, the expense of delivering ethanol will diminish. Also the climbing costs of petroleum because of the expanding worldwide interest, vitality frailty from the reliance on petroleum powers and worries about air quality and an unnatural weather change will make ethanol focused within a brief period of time. A few scientists are idealistic that regardless of the fact that the oil costs stay low ethanol will soon be aggressive when and if notwithstanding ethanol generation power is produced from bagasse for utilization as vitality in the plant and available to be purchased to the national power lattice. From one viewpoint, it can likewise be contended from that if the subsidies are going to help pulling a greater part of the country poor from their hopeless conditions, save money on wellbeing expenses and go about as a security net in the event of future oil emergency then the subsidies are worth having. All things considered, a few adversaries contend that subsidies expand duties, advantage the rich ranchers further devastating poor people.

Engine Modification

Receiving ethanol use for transport in India may oblige that some motor alterations are carried out on the vehicle which could be extravagant. In the USA, it is evaluated that the expense of altering a routine auto so it can run on100% Ethanol is at about US $160. However the changes are just essential when slick ethanol is utilized on the grounds that motors can run on fuel ethanol mixes without the requirement for any motor adjustment; additionally the motor changes can undoubtedly be carried out via prepared mechanics inferring that the expenses won’t be that high. The second alternative would be to make a few autos that are as of now intended to run on flawless ethanol as they did in India (Murphy & McCarthy, 2005).

4.2 ETHANOL PRODUCTION STAGE

4.2.1 Environmental Impacts

Soils

One would expect that dirts would lessen after a long time of developing the same harvest case in point sugarcane on the same parcel a seemingly endless amount of time however in India there were really a continuous change in the dirt quality that really enhanced the yield of sugarcane for a considerable length of time which they accomplished by enhancing the sugarcane assortments, reusing of supplements and by enhancing the dirt planning strategies.

Emissions

The utilization of ethanol discharges less particulate matter into the air however contends that this may not be fundamentally genuine when a full life cycle examination is carried out particularly in the situation where sugarcane is utilized to create ethanol; he contends that smoldering of stick fields before gathering causes a critical measure of particulate emanations. The preharvest smoldering is drilled for bug control and to decrease reaping expenses.

Biodiversity

There is theory by a couple of researchers that the endeavors to make ethanol less expensive could acquaint obscure dangers with biodiversity since it will include extension of farming and most likely biogenetic designing while defenders of ethanol contend that the dangers to biodiversity are negligible. Additionally, in spite of the debates encompassing bioengineering its advantages can’t be overlooked on the grounds that a few advantages actually better the nature and ensure biodiversity both straightforwardly and by implication; case in point bug safe harvest assortments lead to less utilization of pesticides which could wipe out some non-target species. Additionally the study did not run over writing which inferred that India which is world’s most prominent maker of ethanol has lost any of its organic species because of ethanol generation. Nonetheless, it is presently by and large realized that the loss of biodiversity is more debilitated when individuals are poor and consequently drain a few assets, for example, woodlands and chasing of certain creature species to elimination (Amorim, 1999).

WHAT ARE THE BARRIERS THAT COULD BE ENCOUNTERED IN THE INTRODUCTION OF ETHANOL IN INDIA

Policy

One of the hindrances that could be experienced in reintroducing ethanol would be the arrangement structure. From the field review and from the vitality arrangement paper “Sessional paper on Energy” arranged by the Ministry of Energy, that almost no consideration has been coordinated to the possibilities of renewable powers and liquor energizes, for example, ethanol get much lesser consideration which emphasizes quickly in the long haul strategies. All endeavors appear to be coordinated to petroleum fills and investigation for conceivable local stores of fossil energizes despite the fact that the results have been negative following the time when the 1950s. What’s more there was a general absence of familiarity with ethanol energizes and their potential both among the overall population and the approach creators in the vitality division; polls were loaded with “I don’t have a clue” on the area on ethanol while others guaranteed that ethanol fills were not a manifestation of vitality. It would subsequently be troublesome for ethanol to be presented in the nation if the individuals working in the vitality segment don’t comprehend what ethanol is or what possibilities can be gotten from it.

Financial

Setting up ethanol plants could be lavish to the administration and may thusly oblige outside financing. However the potential outcomes of getting financing from the worldwide environment office (GEF) which is program that gives subsidizing to help less created nations to actualize measures to secure the earth, ought to be misused. Besides private financial specialists and organizations could be urged to put resources into ethanol creation through the procurement of delicate advances and motivations, for example, charge diminishment.

5.0 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Conclusion

From the study it was watched that organized polls may not be have been the most ideal approach to acquire information from the field particularly from government business locales and that top to bottom meetings were more fruitful. However the study presumes that at present India relies on upon transported in petroleum to run its business part and is subsequently is a prime mover of the advanced economy in India. By the by, the reliance on foreign petroleum reasons exchange lopsidedness and swelling amid times of high oil costs which have a stagnating impact on the social improvement and financial development of the nation. The literature surrounding the use of ethanol as a transport fuel is controversial. There are negatives and positives to the use of ethanol as a fuel, it is a matter of determining whether or not the pros outweigh the cons, which can be deeply subjective. As such, it can be asserted that ethanol makes for an alternative fuel, but transition to its use may not be the most cost-effective nor timely solution to the problem of fossil fuel and pollution. If India is unable to regulate or manage the use of ethanol as a fuel, it is likely a moot point. If the citizens do not feel that they can rely on the government, it will fail. It is probably that the lack of support for the ethanol fuel transition has hindered the startup of the transition. However, it would be extremely advantageous for India as a nation because the 70 percent of the annual crude petroleum requirements that the nation imports equates to nearly 110 million tons of crude petroleum. When the costs of the barrels are between $50 USD and $70 USD, this is extremely substantial.

Recommendations

The paper makes the following recommendations:

The study suggests that to begin of the ethanol generation and use in the nation, the administration ought to provide for some manifestation of motivating forces and subsidies either for example as expense lessening for ethanol or extra assessments for fuel so that ethanol it can contend with gas. Likewise assess diminishments could be offered to the individuals that buy autos that run on ethanol. Secondly, delicate credits ought to be given to private financial specialists eager to put resources into ethanol generation. The contemplate additionally suggests that the presentation of ethanol mixed with fuel be first and step by step movement to perfect ethanol as creation gets to be steady.

References

Costa, R. C., & Sodré, J. R. (2010). Hydrous ethanol vs. gasoline-ethanol blend: Engine performance and emissions. Fuel, 89(2), 287-293.

Hahn-Hägerdal, B., Galbe, M., Gorwa-Grauslund, M. F., Lidén, G., & Zacchi, G. (2006). Bio-ethanol–the fuel of tomorrow from the residues of today. Trends in biotechnology, 24(12), 549-556.

Hansen, A. C., Zhang, Q., & Lyne, P. W. (2005). Ethanol–diesel fuel blends––a review. Bioresource technology, 96(3), 277-285.

Murphy, J. D., & McCarthy, K. (2005). Ethanol production from energy crops and wastes for use as a transport fuel in Ireland. Applied Energy, 82(2), 148-166.

Wheals, A. E., Basso, L. C., Alves, D. M., & Amorim, H. V. (1999). Fuel ethanol after 25 years. Trends in biotechnology, 17(12), 482-487.

Healthcare Preparedness in the United States

Healthcare Preparedness in the United States

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Introduction

A health care system that is well prepared is the one that has the ability to manage consequences or outcomes in healthcare of any medical nature and the one that has the ability to and speed to harness all resources, both private and public, to cope and address a situation effectively and efficiently (U.S. Department of Homeland Security). The goals and objectives of any healthcare system in disaster management usually surrounds the system’s ability to function well under a number of circumstances that are not favorable that might include such adverse events like; a sudden increase in the number of patients that require healthcare, a prolonged increase in the number of patients, an environment that is contagious or contaminated, lack and loss of appropriate infrastructure that makes it possible for treatment to be delivered to patients in the community, poor awareness of the situation at hand, and disruptions or confusion of chains of command of incident management (Center for Biosecurity of UPMC, 2010).

A survey that was recently carried out indicated that most healthcare systems face numerous challenges when it comes to response to catastrophic health disasters or events. One of the key challenges was that numerous hospitals and other organizations specializing in health care services do not yet fully participate in coalitions for functional healthcare, which are necessary, for responding to health events that are catastrophic. Another challenge is that most healthcare coalitions do not have the resources to share resources, information, and decisions with other organizations to necessitate urgent and efficient response. The other challenge that the survey identified was that most healthcare systems had inadequate systems to carry out the necessary roles and responsibilities to bring about quick response, treatment and transport. In addition to this, the study also found out that the existing plans were not adequate enough to cater for the increasing number of patients; it was also found that guidance was not enough to most systems, and that healthcare roles, actions and responsibilities were not sufficient enough to address challenges that came with healthcare emergencies. Generally, the survey found out that most healthcare systems in the United States were inadequate and insufficient to respond to disasters and emergencies in healthcare (Center for Biosecurity of UPMC, 2010).

This paper will, therefore, analyze the case of cholera outbreak in Haiti and the kind of medical response that followed the medical emergency. The above guidelines and goals of the healthcare system in a medical emergency management are going to be used to decide whether the response was sufficient enough and effective or not.

Summary of the Case

Unfortunately, the Haiti earthquake was not the only disaster to cause despair in the country in the year 2010. Soon after, the earthquake hit the country was affected by a wave of cholera which started in Artibonite. It was estimated that the outbreak caused the death of more than three thousand individuals and left thousands of other people sick. Medical response teams were quick to respond to the disaster; the situation remained grim in most of the affected areas with more people living in circumstances that did not permit them to avoid contacting the highly contagious disease through contact with infected individuals and contaminated water. It was surprising that a disease that had not been seen in Haiti for years could cause such havoc to the country that had already been weakened by the earthquake (Haiti cholera outbreak response ‘inadequate’, says MSF).

One of the major concerns was that the urgent needs of the sick and other individuals were not being met even though a large presence of aid agency was noted. Some entities implied that swift action was not being taken to avoid further spread of the disease. They, for example, argued that the disease could have been well managed if more latrines had been built, if more safe supplies of water had been made available, and if bodies were removed quickly to avoid the spread of the disease and if the concerned parties took some time to console and assure the scared Haitians that the disease was treatable (Haiti cholera outbreak response ‘inadequate’, says MSF). Some of the initial responders of the disaster indicated that the charity was being helpful though the efficient response as well as real and effective response was not being realized from these charities. What concerned some officials was that people were wasting time debating and discussing the actions and less time attending to the sick and ensuring that the disease was not spreading. Funding was also indicated to be a huge challenge, in addition to lack of sufficient, resources and material to fight the disease and rapidly respond to it (Watson, 2010).

Basing the argument on the information provided by the survey, it is clear that the medical rescue mission in Haiti failed to attain the most essential goals. It was seen above that the medical response to Haiti was not adequate enough in that the concerned individuals did not ensure that there was adequate and safe water supply, efficient attendance of the increasing number of patients, enough personnel and resources to address the challenges that came with the outbreak, and they did not ensure that there was adequate public awareness of the disease. Just as well, it was also prominent that the concerned parties did not ensure that there were sufficient resources, both personnel and material resources (Watson, 2010). Funds were not available, and if they were they were not properly managed. As a result of all these inadequacies, the situation in Haiti became worse many people lost their lives, others became sick, and the most became frightened and scared because they did not have enough information about the diseases, and the fact that it was curable.

Alternatives and Recommendations

There are several alternatives and recommendations that the responders at Haiti should have followed to make the response efficient and effective. These recommendations can also be implemented throughout the United States to ensure that the same mistakes are not repeated and to ensure that efficiency is achieved. One is that all healthcare systems in the US and the rest of the world should engage in healthcare coalition activities that helps the systems prepare for and respond to healthcare emergencies together. Another recommendation that should be implemented is that links and connections should be established between healthcare system coalitions that are close to one another so as to make it easy for the exchange of information and resources (Center for Biosecurity of UPMC, 2010).

Another recommendation is that triage sites that are out of the range of hospitals must be established, and responders trained and assigned to those sites. Also, a transportation system for patients should be established in healthcare systems that make use of other alternative resources. Further care crisis standards should be set, and expanded, and their implementation should be promoted both within the US and outside. Another key recommendation that is essential is that a national framework for response to healthcare emergencies should be developed to guide the rescue activities (Center for Biosecurity of UPMC, 2010).

Though all of the mentioned alternatives and recommendations are key to responding to a medical emergency efficiently and effectively, two of these recommendations are the basic and the most critical recommendations of all, as they determine whether the other recommendations will take place or not. These are two second, last recommendations, which promote the development of care crisis standards, their expansion, and their consistent implementation; and the development of a national framework for responders of medical emergency to act as a guide in the rescue activities in a medical emergency. The development and implementation of these two recommendations is one of the finest methods to ensure that way is paved for the establishment and implementation of the other recommendations (The White House).

Implementation Plans

To successfully establish and implement a care crisis standards, programs concerned with hospital and healthcare system preparedness should continue to provide guidance on the care crisis standards issue, to include things like the provision of a house for clearing information to facilitate both the local and state efforts in planning. To implement this recommendation, future guidance by the hospital preparedness programs should make care crisis standards specific planning, in addition to inter and intrastate, consistency in standards of crisis as first priorities. To establish and implement a national framework concerned with healthcare response, the interested parties including the federal government should speed up the development of the concepts of operations of the federal entity for medical emergencies. Further, the interested parties should create a work- group consisted of stakeholder and federal planners to come up with national concepts of operations for both public and medical health activities following a medical emergency (Center for Biosecurity of UPMC, 2010).

Conclusion

Emergency management is highly essential especially when the emergency concerns people’s lives. Proper preparedness is required to ensure that the emergency is addressed efficiently and effectively so as to contain as much damage as possible.

References

Center for Biosecurity of UPMC. (2010).The next challenge in healthcare preparedness- catastrophic health events. Retrieved from http://www.upmc-biosecurity.org/website/resources/publications/2010/2010-01-29-prepreport.html

Haiti cholera outbreak response ‘inadequate’, says MSF. BBC. Retrieved from http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-11802488

The White House. Homeland Security Presidential Directive 21: Public Health and Medical Preparedness. Retrieved from http://www.dhs.gov/xabout/laws/gc_1219263961449.shtm#1.

U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Federal Emergency Management Agency. Comprehensive Preparedness Guide 101. Retrieved fromhttp://www.fema.gov/about/divisions/cpg.shtm

Watson, I. (2010). Medical group blasts ‘inadequate’ response to Haiti cholera outbreak. CNN. Retrieved from http://articles.cnn.com/2010-11-19/world/haiti.cholera_1_haiti-cholera-outbreak-peacekeepers-nepal?_s=PM:WORLD