Zombie Apocalypse Case Study

Zombie Apocalypse: Public Health Procedures

“Our role is to develop techniques that allow us to provide emergency life-saving procedures to injured patients in extreme, remote environment without the presence of a physician” (Chris Hadfield). The procedures in the case of a zombie apocalypse are fatal to citizens’ survival. Follow the tips on communication, evacuation, and safety to increase your chances of survival. With the public announcements and everyday communication, people will be able to stay up to date on the current situation. If the procedures are followed quickly and correctly, the tragedy of a zombie apocalypse should be eliminated.

Communication is key in the event of a zombie apocalypse. All citizens need to be aware of the best way to avoid infection, safe places to go, and what to do with infected citizens. The Red Cross
In the zombie apocalypse, shelter is even more important for survival. Fields are often overlooked, but in this situation, they could save many lives. Seeking shelter in an open space can keep people isolated, safe, and increase their chances of not getting attacked, bitten, or scratched by the already infected zombies. A Red Cross center would also be an excellent place to keep away from the zombies. This would only be a possibility if the Red Cross stations were still intact and able to run. Isolation is the real key in staying safe and not getting infected. Whether people go to a field, find a working Red Cross, or have their own shelter, the best way to survive is to completely stay away from the infected. People need to remember to stay together and help one another, but they also must use their natural instincts. Shelters need to be secure, and potentially have food and bedding. In a crisis like the zombie apocalypse, it will be difficult to have such luxuries. However, if the shelter keeps people from getting infected and keeps people alive, it is doing its