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Joint Organisational Learning
What is Joint Organisational Learning? To have a joint organisational learning strategy fully embedded nationally was one of the original objectives for JESIP and is still a key element of the JESIP Joint Doctrine: The Interoperability Framework. The lessons identified from debriefing activities are vital to improving the way we respond to incidents. Inquests and…
Relevance index of the result: 228.54
Learning Outcomes Framework
This framework is designed as guidance to provide responder agencies, which includes the emergency services, with the minimum learning outcomes required from any JESIP related training….
Relevance index of the result: 3101.56
Docuemnts found:
Learning Outcomes Framework. Document format: PDF
Exercise Assurance Framework
Relevance index of the result: 979.44
Docuemnts found:
Exercise Assurance Framework V.1.1. Document format: DOCX
JESIP Joint Doctrine: the interoperability framework – 2016 consultation now closed
” **CONSULTATION NOW CLOSED** rnrn Thank you for your interest in the consultation on the revised JESIP Joint Doctrine. The formal consultation period has now closed and we are no longer accepting responses. rnrn The responses received will be fully reviewed and anlaysed and the national working group will jointly…
Relevance index of the result: 816.2
Supporting Decision Making
…or of uncertain quality. For that reason a framework is needed, to distinguish between: Information that can be relied on with confidence Information that is unreliable in some way Information of unknown quality There are many ways in which responder agencies can assess information. If agencies use the same information…
Relevance index of the result: 685.61
Why do we need JESIP?
…To address the findings, JESIP developed some key solutions: – The Joint Doctrine: The Interoperability Framework , now on it’s Third Edition. This provides the foundation for all responder organisation multi-agency working in the UK and provides a set of common models and principles to help achieve interoperability. – JOL Online…
Relevance index of the result: 457.07
Responding To A CBRN(e) Event: Joint Operating Principles for the Emergency Services, First Edition
…Joint Operating Principles were developed by representatives across the emergency services at the National CBRN Centre. The Principles form a core element of the Government’s new National CBRN(e) Operational Response Framework, developed to reflect up-to-date scientific evidence to provide a rapid, flexible and scalable response to a CBRN(e) incident. Endorsed…
Relevance index of the result: 457.07
Sitemap
…Doctrine Short Guide Roles & Responsibilities SCG Standing Agenda Guidance Documents Multi-Agency Information Cell (MAIC) Guidance Initial Operational Response (IOR) to Incidents Suspected to Involve Hazardous Substances or CBRN Materials JESIP Training Our Training Products All Staff E-learning Training Supporting Documents JESIP Training and Trainer Specification Learning Outcomes Framework JESIP…
Relevance index of the result: 342.8
About JESIP
…framework sets out a standard approach to multi-agency working, along with training and awareness products for responding organisations to train their staff. Whilst the initial focus was on improving the response to major incidents, JESIP is scalable, so much so, the principles for joint working and models can be applied to any type of…
Relevance index of the result: 228.54
M/ETHANE
The M/ETHANE model is an established reporting framework which provides a common structure for responders and their control rooms to share incident information. It is recommended that this format is used for all incidents and be updated as the incident develops. For incidents falling below the major incident threshold M/ETHANE…
Relevance index of the result: 228.54
