The purpose of this LSU NCBRT presentation is to explain the different types of biological incidents. Emergency responders, law enforcement, and public health officials should be aware of the implications and consequences of biological incidents—whether natural, accidental, or intentional. Law enforcement plays a critical role and should be involved early in a response to a biological incident so that critical evidence is not lost in the event that a crime has been committed. Understanding these incidents enables a comprehensive and effective response, highlighting the importance of cooperation among various agencies to safeguard public health and security.
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If you receive a message saying "Only members of cohort 'DHS Course' can self-enroll.", you first need to complete your profile information which is required for DHS-Certified training.
- Visit https://train.ncbrt.lsu.edu
- Select LOGIN on the homepage
- On the Student Dashboard, select Edit Profile
- Ensure all required fields are filled out and select Save Changes
- It may take up to 5 minutes for Moodle to update your permissions
- Refresh the course page to check for access.
- You should now see the "Enroll Me" button under the Course Enrollment heading below.
- Email elearn@ncbrt.lsu.edu if you have further questions about course access.
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