RESILIENT.
RESPONSIVE.
PREPARED.
The Resilience Intelligence Network improves local and national resilience to threats and emergencies through technological innovation, collaboration, and rigorous research.
“The Network’s technology and expansive network of institutions allows us to collect data with unparalleled speed, analyze big data sets, test preparedness hypotheses, and coordinate responses to disasters across the country and the world.”
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- Dr. Perren Cobb
Lead Investigator, Discovery-PREP
Our Networks
A nation’s resilience is determined by and built on the very events that challenge it. From natural disasters to public health emergencies, these events test the systems and infrastructures that are put in place to protect and care for our communities. As the world changes, our country and those who call it home expect faster and more effective responses to these changes. As the world changes, we must prepare.
We unite leading medical and academic institutions, hospitals, government stakeholders and private partners to improve resilience and emergency preparedness on the local, regional and national level. As a result, the Resilience Intelligence Network serves as the platform to build new and foster existing emergency preparedness systems using an evidence-based, network-of-networks approach. Our participating networks include:
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Discovery Program for Resilience and Emergency Preparedness
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National Ebola Training and Education Center
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Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network
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Johns Hopkins University Emergency Medicine Transmissible Infectious Diseases and Epidemics Consortium
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Prevention and Early Treatment of Acute Lung Injury Network
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Pediatric Acute Lung Injury and Sepsis Investigators network
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Network for Emergency Care Clinical Trials: Strategies to Innovate Emergency Care Clinical Trials Network
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Collaborative Pediatric Critical Care Research Network
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Network of Networks
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PLANNED FOR SPRING 2020 ​
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The third annual meeting of the Resilience Intelligence Network has been postponed to Spring 2020. The event will connect top critical care clinicians and government officials, to discuss the future of emergency preparedness and resilience (FDA, Washington DC).
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Our Sponsors
Our participating networks are sponsored by a wide range of federal agencies, including FDA, BARDA, CDC, NIH, and ASPR. These agencies provide over $100 million in support of individual network activities. The Resilience Intelligence Network leverages this existing infrastructure, resources, and expertise to pursue the Network’s goals.