From the smallest rural facility to the largest regional network, emergency preparedness programs require a multi-disciplinary team of professionals.
Emergency Management Professionals
Healthcare emergency professionals are involved in all phases of incident management, exercises and drills, compliance and reporting and daily program management for their facility. LiveProcess assists emergency management professionals with the full scope of their responsibilities, including notification and response, communications, identifying, organizing and monitoring critical response inventories, planning, documenting and ensuring the smooth execution of exercises and drills, training and testing staff, staying abreast of current compliance standards and regulations and ensuring HICS security and integrity.
Healthcare Executives
No one is more accountable than a healthcare executive when it comes to managing risk and ensuring their facility or system is always prepared as the "safety net" in their community. The LiveProcess dashboard helps executives to monitor their facility's compliance with Joint Commission and other standards; see at a glance how their facility is responding to a large-scale disaster or event; review and participate in communications between their hospital and community first responders; and receive timely communications and After-Action Reports.
Regional Coordinators
Regional coordinators are charged with planning, organizing, conducting and maintaining regional emergency readiness, response and recovery plans and ensuring integration with overall county and state plans. In addition to overseeing emergency management at their own coordination centers, regional coordinators serve as liaisons to federal and state agencies and private organizations. With LiveProcess, regional coordinators have a common resource management system that helps them to ensure consistent communication within and between hospitals in their region; deliver insight into regional resources and inventories for use in the event of an emergency; and assess the preparedness level of hospitals in their region by viewing shared HVA and ICS structures.
Information Officers
Information Officers in most healthcare organizations play important roles in successful emergency management preparedness and response, especially when the critical information infrastructure and the people who manage it are stressed by a large-scale emergency or natural disaster. CIOs can rest easy with the LiveProcess platform. That's because it is a "Software-as-a-Service" (SaaS) application which makes it more efficient to operate. Its stable and scalable platform architecture typically requires minimal IT commitment, budget or ongoing support. LiveProcess performs all periodic upgrades, regularly backs up content on our secure servers and manages all software support.
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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.
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