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ERPO: A Civil Approach to Gun Violence Prevention Teach-Out

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Course Summary

This course teaches students about Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software and how to implement it in various organizations. Students will learn about the benefits of ERP, as well as the potential challenges that come with its implementation.

Key Learning Points

Understand the benefits and challenges of implementing ERP software in an organization
Learn how to select and evaluate different ERP systems
Develop strategies for successful ERP implementation

Job Positions & Salaries of people who have taken this course might have

- USA: $81,000
- India: ₹1,148,000
- Spain: €38,000
- USA: $81,000
- India: ₹1,148,000
- Spain: €38,000
- USA: $65,000
- India: ₹950,000
- Spain: €28,000
- USA: $81,000
- India: ₹1,148,000
- Spain: €38,000
- USA: $65,000
- India: ₹950,000
- Spain: €28,000
- USA: $98,000
- India: ₹1,400,000
- Spain: €48,000

Learning Outcomes

Ability to evaluate and select appropriate ERP systems
Understanding of strategies for successful ERP implementation
Knowledge of potential challenges and benefits of ERP implementation

Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course

Basic knowledge of business processes
Basic understanding of computer systems

Course Difficulty Level

Intermediate

Course Format

Self-paced
Online

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ERP Consultant
ERP Project Manager

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Description

Evidence shows that 1 life is saved for every 10-20 Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs) issued. ERPOs are legally issued civil orders that allow people on the front lines to ask a court to prevent a person at imminent risk of harm to themselves or others from purchasing or possessing firearms during a critical period of risk. As of October 2020, ERPO laws have been enacted by nineteen states and the District of Columbia and while some aspects differ by state, the general process for applying and issuing ERPOs are quite similar.

In this Teach-Out, a team of public health, policy, and medical experts will each provide a unique perspective to: 1. Define what ERPO laws are and how they work; 2. Share scientific evidence supporting ERPO laws as a public health approach to preventing gun violence and suicide; 3. Describe specific considerations for those eligible to petition for (aka those who ask the court to issue) ERPOs on behalf of an individual—including law enforcement, health professionals, and personal family members; 4. Discuss the legal process for passing, implementing, and enforcing ERPO laws; 5. Recommend specific call to action activities for learners designed to encourage policy makers to implement ERPO laws in states without them and strengthen existing ERPO laws in states that already have them; and 6. Provide opportunities for learners to engage in civil discourse and collective action to increase awareness about ERPOs and empower learners to advocate for ERPO laws to reduce and prevent gun violence in our communities.

Outline

ERPO 101: Introduction to Extreme Risk Protection Order Laws
Welcome to "ERPO: A Civil Approach to Gun Violence Prevention Teach-Out"
Groundrules for Engagement
Acknowledgements

Clinicians as Petitioners for ERPO
An Introduction to Clinicians as Petitioners for ERPO from Dr. Katherine Hoops
Psychiatric Inpatient Clinical Scenario
Pediatric/Emergency Department Clinical Scenario
Geriatric/Ambulatory Clinical Scenario
Final Summary on Clinicians as Petitioners for ERPO from Dr. Katherine Hoops

Law Enforcement as Petitioners for ERPO
An Introduction to Law Enforcement as Petitioners for ERPO from Dr. Shannon Frattaroli
Interview with Major Martin Bartness of Baltimore City Police Department
Interview with Commonwealth's Attorney Anton Bell of Hampton, VA
Concluding Thoughts on Law Enforcement as Petitioners for ERPO from Dr. Shannon Frattaroli

Family/Partners as Petitioners for ERPO
Interview with Dorothy Paugh, Suicide Prevention Activist of Bowie, MD
Interview with Lauren Footman, Director of Outreach & Equity at Coalition to Stop Gun Violence
Interview with Sergeant Carol Adams of Richmond, VA Police Department & the Carol Adams Foundation

Advocating for ERPOs
Public Health Advocacy Overview
Elements of Policy Advocacy
Translating Data
Power Analysis and Opportunity
Implementation

Upcoming Events: Live Webinar Discussion & ERPO Recommendations Report Release
Recording of Live Webinar Discussion
Recording of the Live Webinar Discussion
Consortium Recommendations Report 2020

Summary of User Reviews

The ERPO course is highly recommended by its users. This course is a great resource for anyone interested in learning about Enterprise Resource Planning. The course material is well organized, informative, and easy to follow. The lectures are engaging, and the instructors are knowledgeable and enthusiastic. One key aspect that many users thought was good is the hands-on experience in using SAP software.