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These two slides are found in a
Presentation created/delivered by
Bruce A Cairns, MD, Director Jaycee
Burn Center, University of North Carolina School of Medicine, on October 7, 2007.
The Burn Surge Disaster Program is about
identifying your assets and resources, and both quantifying and qualifying your
needs. The gap between what you have and what you need is what we must
work to address. The key to success is driven by our need to be prepared
through planning, and deliberate actions to improve, develop resources and
develop a sense of readiness based on the gap analysis.
These three slides are found in a
Presentation created/delivered by
Paul Carlton Jr, MD, Lt. Gen USAF
Ret. Director of Homeland Security at Texas A&M University on September 20,
2007.
http://tamhsc.edu/homeland/
It is easier to accomplish what you have set
out to do if you are prepared for the obstacles you will face.
Keys to preparedness include
asking tough questions, taking decisive action in a deliberate yet
immediate way, and meeting the needs for the health, safety and security
for the citizens of our state and our country.
This slide is found in a
Presentation created/delivered by
Randy Kearns, DrHA(c), CEM,
Coordinator for the State Burn Disaster Program on October 7, 2007.
Quotes:
"The
price of
greatness
is
responsibility."
Winston
Churchill
"Things
may come to
those who
wait, but
only the
things left
by those
who hustle."
Abraham
Lincoln
"One
man with
courage
makes a
majority."
Andrew
Jackson
"Well
done is
better
than well
said."
Ben
Franklin
"Extreme remedies are very appropriate for extreme diseases."
Hippocrates
"He that is good at making excuses is seldom good
at anything else."
Benjamin Franklin
"Carry your own lantern and you need not fear the
dark".
Leo Rosten's Treasury of Jewish Quotations.
"The
best thing about not planning is that failure comes as a complete surprise
and is not preceded by a period of worry and depression".
John
Prescott, Boston College
(The quotations listed
above are found in Bartlett's Quotations, either a
primary source or where noted, as a secondary source for
those listed above.)
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