Principles of Survivable Crisis Management (SCM)
Principles of Survivable Crisis Management (SCM) : (1) A basic emergency response capability is needed to deal with any disaster. (2) Key preparedness elements are common to all emergencies. 10/27/08 982 (3) Every State and Territory can experience a wide range of emergencies from natural disasters to terrorism and war. (4) Any jurisdiction can experience more than one severe emergency at a time. (5) Any emergency may affect several jurisdictions at the same time. (6) Federal, State, and local coordination is essential to comprehensive national emergency preparedness. (7) To respond effectively. Governments must be able to survive and continue to direct and control emergency operations. (FEMA, An Introduction to SCM, 1992, 3)
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