LiveProcess On-Demand Webinar
LiveProcess Resources to Help you Manage H1N1
Three webinars and related tools to help you manage operational and compliance issues surrounding the 2009 - H1N1 (or “swine flu”) pandemic.
- Introduction to Influenza
- OSHA Enforcement Procedures for H1N1 Influenza
- Continuity of Operations Planning
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AHA Signature Learning Series On-Demand Webinars
LiveProcess periodically co-sponsors educational webinars with the American Hospital Association’s Solutions group through their Signature Learning Series. Follow the links to view the webinar recordings.
11-10-09: Incident Action Planning: Response & Recovery
A member of the Advisory Board for the Center for HICS Education and Training outlines a step-by-step process for creating a successful IAP. The program provides detailed examples of a planned response to a major incident and offers specific direction for developing the best plan for your hospital.
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03-31-09: How Do You Know if Your Hospital is Ready for a Disaster? Tools for Assessing Hospital Preparedness for All Hazards
What are the most important emergency preparedness activities for your hospital, and what methods should you use to assess these activities? The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Health Administration, in collaboration with other Federal agencies and non-governmental organizations, has developed and is implementing a nationwide assessment of its comprehensive emergency management program. Learn their findings and discover how to apply some of the invaluable tools within your own organization.
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10-14-08: 2009 Joint Commission Standards for Emergency Management
Mr. Jerry Gervais, Associate Director, Standards Interpretation Group, The Joint Commission, discusses the 2008 Emergency Management Standards including specific areas of challenge identified during the Survey process. He also reviews the new 2009 Emergency Management Chapter, how it is organized and the new Standards Improvement Initiative for scoring constructs. Lastly, expectations for Emergency Management Tracers and the importance of community integration for effective emergency management planning are highlighted.
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06-19-08: Developing & Implementing a Hospital Emergency Operations Plan (EOP)
This presentation addresses the six Critical Areas described in the 2008 Joint Commission Emergency Management Standards. After viewing this presentation you will be able to identify critical components of an EOP, describe an “All Hazards” Command structure, describe a Joint Commission survey process and identify positions outlined in the HICS Incident Management Team Chart.
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are responsible for all phases of incident management, exercises and drills, compliance and reporting and daily program management for their facility.
are accountable for all facility operations, including risk management oversight and ensuring they are in compliance with Joint Commission and other standards.
are charged with planning, conducting and maintaining regional emergency readiness, response and recovery plans, ensuring integration with overall county and state plans.
oversee their facility's critical information infrastructure, including data integrity and security and internal/external communications.
Children’s Medical Center in Dallas, Texas implemented LiveProcess just weeks before Hurricanes Ike and Gustav slammed the state. Learn how LiveProcess helped Children’s during these disaster events.
Learn how LiveProcess can help you plan for and respond to H1N1 flu including managing patient surge, bed and resource tracking, and real-time communications and After Action Reporting.