Preparedness officials said many households and organizations write plans but never practice them, leaving gaps undiscovered. Officials said the goal is to identify who does what, when, where, and with what resources before a real emergency occurs [1].
The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s ready.gov website states that testing is necessary to determine whether the various parts of a preparedness plan will work when an emergency happens [2]. Tests should be conducted to validate strategies that have been developed and to verify that systems and equipment perform as designed [2].
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