Search Results for: "2016 Disaster Conference" OR "2018 Disaster Conference"

Showing 71 - 80 of 1,610 results

Cost-Effective Disaster Exercises

2023 Disaster Conference

In this presentation, participants will learn how to lead cost efficient disaster exercises and incident responses within thematic approaches within the following scenarios: mass decontamination, active shooter, bomb threat and labor action scenarios, and will receive ready-made templates for exercise development.

Cybersecurity in Hospital Disaster Planning

Cybersecurity is integral to hospital emergency response efforts, as it protect sensitive information, maintains operational continuity, prevents disruptions, combats disinformation, secures critical infrastructure, and facilitates collaboration among stakeholders.

Pediatric Disaster Planning Considerations

In disaster events, resources for treating pediatric victims may be limited, and staff inexperienced with treating pediatric critical injuries and illnesses will result in an inadequate surge capacity. As part of preparedness, each facility should predetermine their ability to handle pediatric victims and develop a plan to be able to increase this capacity based on a pediatric surge.

Disaster Planning — Exhibitor Resources

Thank you for your support as a sponsor and/or exhibitor at CHA’s Disaster Planning Conference, September 10 – 11, 2019 at the Pasadena Convention Center. Please review the materials and deadlines below.

Important Dates

August 16 — Email 50 words or less company description 

Disaster Planning for California Hospitals

This post has been archived and contains information that may be out of date.

September 10 – 11, 2019
Pasadena, CA

Sponsor or Exhibit Now!

Be front and center at the only disaster planning conference targeted to California hospitals. Showcase your products to hundreds of leading health care decision makers, including hospital preparedness coordinators, disaster planning teams, and key state and federal officials. With dedicated exhibit viewing time to network, you will not be disappointed!

2022 HQI Annual Conference

This post has been archived and contains information that may be out of date.

New for 2022, The HQI Annual Conference is coming to locations in both Northern and Southern California! The internationally renowned patient safety experts and keynotes will be riveting regardless of where you see them, and the tracks on general patient safety, joy in practice, applied data, and health equity will be the same in both places – simply choose which location is best for you.

Staffing and Workforce Safety during Disasters

2022 Disaster Conference – Best Practice Showcase

El Camino Health shares its methodologies for increasing workforce safety by transforming staffing models and implementing shared governance within hospital units during disaster events. The project aimed to share knowledge and highlight the need for further research on staffing models impacting professional governance on nursing practice and patient outcomes where little data existed. The project demonstrated the opportunity to assess the impact of the COVID-19 rotation standard work on workforce safety, nurse satisfaction, and clinical outcomes.

Improving Health Care Delivery in Disasters

2016 Disaster Conference

This resource provides an overview of how hospitals can prepare for a wide range of incidents that disrupt the flow of operations and reviews ways hospitals can be better prepared to sustain the impact of a storm, flood, or other natural disaster.

Public Safety Partnerships and Disaster Response

2020 Virtual Disaster Conference

This presentation outlines how hospitals can build relationships with public safety partners to effectively respond to disasters. The session covers implementation strategies and lessons-learned from facilities who use a collaborative planning and response structure within their communities.

Disaster Planning 101: The Process Works

2023 Disaster Conference

Presented by members of California’s Regional Disaster Medical Health Coordinators and Specialists (RDMHS) team, this presentation highlights the process by which medical health resource requests are fulfilled, both inside and outside the region(s). The presentation details real-life examples, and provides an overview of the challenges faced, and solutions implemented, to fulfill these requests.