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Guide to Preparedness Evaluation Using Drills and Table Top Exercises Contents SECTION 1. TYPES OF exercise THE exercise SECTION 2. Table TOP Table TOP exercise Table TOP exercise Table TOP exercise POST- exercise SECTION 3. drill drill drill POST- exercise APPENDIX A. APPENDIX B. CHECKLIST FOR TABLETOP A. Table TOP exercise B. Table TOP exercise C. Table TOP exercise D. POST- exercise APPENDIX C. CHECKLIST FOR A. drill B. drill C. drill D. POST- exercise Association of State and Territorial Health Officials Winter 2002 1 SECTION 1. INTRODUCTION This document provides information and procedures to assist in the planning and conduct of Drills and Table top exercises. It is intended to aid in understanding how Drills and exercises fit into overall emergency Preparedness programs, and how they can be used to develop, maintain, and enhance proficiency in preparing for and responding to emergency situations.
Exercise Control Plan. Controlling the pace and direction of a table top exercise is not as complex as it is for a major exercise, since it is a discussion forum and the players do not actually perform (or simulate) any
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