Hospital Safety Exercises Toolkit: Disaster Plans for All Hazards and Joint Commission Compliance
Mary Russell, EdD, MSN
Respond quickly and efficiently to disaster eventsTest the true capabilities of your plans and staff readiness to respond to an emergency with the Hospital Safety Exercises Toolkit: Disaster Plans for All Hazards and Joint Commission Compliance.
From hurricanes and floods to radiation exposure and power outages, we have your needs covered.
This book and CD-ROM gives you disaster-specific:
Scenarios
Hazard vulnerability analyses
Victim profiles
Evaluation forms
Advance the capabilities of your staff with mock exercisesTheHospital Safety Exercises Toolkit: Disaster Plans for All Hazards and Joint Commission Compliance helps you plan and conduct exercises for your healthcare organization so your staff members can respond fast and understand their responsibilities during an emergency.
Evaluate your processes for every exercise or event using this go-to guideThere is no exercise that is better than a real event. But planned exercises such as the ones found in Hospital Safety Exercises Toolkit help you evaluate your organization's reaction to disaster events. Expert author Mary Russell, EdD, MSN, provides common critical processes that need to occur within hospitals for both sudden onset and anticipated disaster scenarios. You'll turn to this book and CD-ROM set for the tools you need to initiate, execute, and evaluate emergency exercises.
Take a look at the table of contents:
Chapter 1: Involving Staff, Agencies, and Community in Exercises
Chapter 2: Prioritizing Exercises
Chapter 3: Scheduling Exercises
Chapter 4: Locations for Exercises
Chapter 5: Methods for Conducting Exercises
Chapter 6: Exercising Plan Format
Chapter 7: Evaluating Exercises
Chapter 8: Corrective Action Planning and Performance Improvement
Protect your facility and comply with The Joint Commission’s emergency management standardsThere is no need to go searching for updated preparedness information and resources. Hospital Safety Exercises Toolkit provides updated guidance from the federal Department of Homeland Security and ties in the latest in mandates for emergency management from The Joint Commission.
Scenarios offer victim profiles for a specific disaster to help you structure an emergency preparedness exercise.
The companion CD-ROM provides time-saving tools such as:
A Community Risk Profile
A Target Capabilities List
A Scenario Crosswalk
The templates included for planning, evaluation, and corrective action steps, alleviate a lot of legwork and save emergency planners time and money.
Are you new to emergency management? Whether you are an emergency preparedness planner or not this book gives you so much more than objectives and the timing and resources to be deployed. The easy-to-use templates for planning provide users of all types with evaluation and corrective action steps so the focus can remain on advancing the organization’s response capabilities.
Language
English
Pages
140
Format
Spiral-bound
Publisher
HCPro, a division of BLR
Release
June 27, 2008
ISBN
160146231X
ISBN 13
9781601462312
Hospital Safety Exercises Toolkit: Disaster Plans for All Hazards and Joint Commission Compliance
Hospital Safety Exercises Toolkit: Disaster Plans for All Hazards and Joint Commission Compliance
Mary Russell, EdD, MSN
Respond quickly and efficiently to disaster eventsTest the true capabilities of your plans and staff readiness to respond to an emergency with the Hospital Safety Exercises Toolkit: Disaster Plans for All Hazards and Joint Commission Compliance.
From hurricanes and floods to radiation exposure and power outages, we have your needs covered.
This book and CD-ROM gives you disaster-specific:
Scenarios
Hazard vulnerability analyses
Victim profiles
Evaluation forms
Advance the capabilities of your staff with mock exercisesTheHospital Safety Exercises Toolkit: Disaster Plans for All Hazards and Joint Commission Compliance helps you plan and conduct exercises for your healthcare organization so your staff members can respond fast and understand their responsibilities during an emergency.
Evaluate your processes for every exercise or event using this go-to guideThere is no exercise that is better than a real event. But planned exercises such as the ones found in Hospital Safety Exercises Toolkit help you evaluate your organization's reaction to disaster events. Expert author Mary Russell, EdD, MSN, provides common critical processes that need to occur within hospitals for both sudden onset and anticipated disaster scenarios. You'll turn to this book and CD-ROM set for the tools you need to initiate, execute, and evaluate emergency exercises.
Take a look at the table of contents:
Chapter 1: Involving Staff, Agencies, and Community in Exercises
Chapter 2: Prioritizing Exercises
Chapter 3: Scheduling Exercises
Chapter 4: Locations for Exercises
Chapter 5: Methods for Conducting Exercises
Chapter 6: Exercising Plan Format
Chapter 7: Evaluating Exercises
Chapter 8: Corrective Action Planning and Performance Improvement
Protect your facility and comply with The Joint Commission’s emergency management standardsThere is no need to go searching for updated preparedness information and resources. Hospital Safety Exercises Toolkit provides updated guidance from the federal Department of Homeland Security and ties in the latest in mandates for emergency management from The Joint Commission.
Scenarios offer victim profiles for a specific disaster to help you structure an emergency preparedness exercise.
The companion CD-ROM provides time-saving tools such as:
A Community Risk Profile
A Target Capabilities List
A Scenario Crosswalk
The templates included for planning, evaluation, and corrective action steps, alleviate a lot of legwork and save emergency planners time and money.
Are you new to emergency management? Whether you are an emergency preparedness planner or not this book gives you so much more than objectives and the timing and resources to be deployed. The easy-to-use templates for planning provide users of all types with evaluation and corrective action steps so the focus can remain on advancing the organization’s response capabilities.