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Communications Roundup

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CHA communications highlights for September include: 

California Hospital Emergency Code Survey

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In 2014, the California Hospital Association surveyed hospitals about implementation of emergency codes, finding sustained progress in hospital emergency code implementation among California health care facilities.

Communications Roundup

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CHA communications highlights for August include: 

Communications Roundup

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In this new feature, CHA will share communications highlights — from social media and earned media to new messaging and education resources. Following are items of note for July: 

Ensuring Accurate Public Information in Emergency Management and Response

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2016 Disaster Conference

This presentation discusses how the public information officer (PIO) is a vital part of the incident command team, charged with delivering accurate information to the right people at the right time. This session reviews the role of the PIO and presents strategies for utilizing social media for emergency communications.

COVID-19 Vaccination Communications Toolkit Available 

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The Hospital Association of Southern California has released a COVID-19 Vaccination Communications Toolkit that contains customizable fliers, posters, and social media assets that hospitals can share  via their own communications platforms. 

Incorporating Clinics into Network Command Centers

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2018 Disaster Conference

This session provides an overview of how hospitals can include clinics in their emergency operations plans, exercises, and communications to meet standards and requirements, as well as strengthen their overall emergency response capabilities.