9/11, 3/11 - Airport Roof Collapses
in France, Oklahoma City Bombing, Train Bombing in
Spain, Subway Bioterrorism in Japan: Mass Casualties,
Natural Disasters, Subway, Bus Bombings in London, Sharm el-Sheikh Egypt Bombing
Hospitals
and healthcare facilities are essential elements in
a disaster response and recovery. Staffing shortages
already plague this field. Make sure medical personnel
learn emergency preparation techniques for themselves
and their families to reduce absenteeism and stress
during emergency and catastrophic incidents.
While most health–related organizations
have effective emergency plans for a disaster, these
plans usually concern procedural and medical issues,
and not the people who need to carry out the plans.
Quality medical care cannot be provided unless staffers
and personnel are available.
Healthcare personnel of all types, emergency
room, operating room, ICU and so on, may have to be
on the job for 24, 36, even 48 hours or longer. What
about their families? Who takes care of their children,
their pets, and other family members that may need
them?
Bring the training program “When
Disaster Strikes Home!” to your staff and
employees now! Provide the most informative and valuable
work/life learning session ever experienced.
Reduces labor costs