Communication in Crisis
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Communication in Crisis
Kim Reid
HCS/320
October 22, 2013
Salome Kapella-Mshigeni
Communication in Crisis
“Water contamination events are a public health concern worldwide with significant potential to impact the global community.” (Nsiah-Kumi, 2008) Today our city has encountered some problems that will require some intense communication with organizations both internal and external. We have received reports that our water supply in several areas has been contaminated. We are working closely with organizations can help resolve the water contamination crisis. As the Director of the Regional Emergency Management Office, I will be discussing with the community and media the procedures we will use to contain this issue. We will use all communication efforts to respond to the concerns with the contaminated water supply. To resolve this we will need to develop a crisis strategic plan and allow those that are properly trained to train other and become those key personnel to respond quickly and avoid unneeded harm to the organization and the public. “A crisis presents an obstacle, trauma, or threat, but it also presents an opportunity for either growth or decline.”
The communication process is important in investigating what happened. When a crisis happens people tend to lose their comfortably in handling a situation when chaos arises. Others, who are properly trained in this area, will be beneficial in communicating safety and awareness. When a crisis happens people tend to lose their comfortably in handling a situation when chaos arises. Others, who are There are many different agencies that need to spoke to before you can properly address the public. I will break everyone down into group with assigned tasks and then they will compile their information and present to me for final authorization. Our main task at hand is using our crisis communication methods to inform the public and keep them safe. Our main people we are looking at are young...
Kim Reid
HCS/320
October 22, 2013
Salome Kapella-Mshigeni
Communication in Crisis
“Water contamination events are a public health concern worldwide with significant potential to impact the global community.” (Nsiah-Kumi, 2008) Today our city has encountered some problems that will require some intense communication with organizations both internal and external. We have received reports that our water supply in several areas has been contaminated. We are working closely with organizations can help resolve the water contamination crisis. As the Director of the Regional Emergency Management Office, I will be discussing with the community and media the procedures we will use to contain this issue. We will use all communication efforts to respond to the concerns with the contaminated water supply. To resolve this we will need to develop a crisis strategic plan and allow those that are properly trained to train other and become those key personnel to respond quickly and avoid unneeded harm to the organization and the public. “A crisis presents an obstacle, trauma, or threat, but it also presents an opportunity for either growth or decline.”
The communication process is important in investigating what happened. When a crisis happens people tend to lose their comfortably in handling a situation when chaos arises. Others, who are properly trained in this area, will be beneficial in communicating safety and awareness. When a crisis happens people tend to lose their comfortably in handling a situation when chaos arises. Others, who are There are many different agencies that need to spoke to before you can properly address the public. I will break everyone down into group with assigned tasks and then they will compile their information and present to me for final authorization. Our main task at hand is using our crisis communication methods to inform the public and keep them safe. Our main people we are looking at are young...