Managing Mass Casualty Events: Lessons Learned from the Aurora Movie Theater Shooting
This webinar offers insight and lessons-learned from the Aurora, Colorado Theater Shooting.
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Collaborating with Law Enforcement to Boost Resilience
2016 Disaster Conference
This session reviews how hospitals can boost resilience by incorporating law enforcement into their plans, policies and procedures. The presentation identified ways hospitals can involve law enforcement into their drills, training, and community outreach, how to incorporate law enforcement into their safety/security threat assessments, and their and Workplace Violence Prevention Program (WPVPP).
Responding to America’s Deadliest Shooting — The Physician Perspective
2016 Disaster Conference
Presented by Orlando Health, this session provided an overview and timeline for hospitals’ response to the 2016 Pulse Nightclub shooting. The presentation discussed the lessons learned from this event, and discussed how disaster drills, collaboration, and resource optimization were key to an effective event response.
Governor Signs Bill Strengthening Patient Protections Against Unlawful Immigration Enforcement
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State and Federal Activity
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Shutdown Breakdown
As the clock struck midnight Wednesday, funding for the federal government expired, triggering a shutdown of many services and agencies while those deemed “mandatory” continue to operate.
Project Roomkey Remains Active
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Health Care Union Transparency, Accountability & Union Member Right to Vote Act
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Activating Hospital Emergency Operations Plans
Hospitals are required to have an Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) detailing plans for responding and recovering from hazards. The plan must include 6 critical elements within The Joint Commission’s Emergency Management Standards:
CMS Resumes Hospital Survey Activities
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