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COMPLETE COURSE CATALOG
This program aids in Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), Joint Commission, and Local Emergency Planning Council (LEPC) compliance.
During this workshop students produce an actual EOP specific to their facility.
Tier two programs provide opportunities to develop ASHE plans and improve leadership and decision-making skills during crisis situations through hands-on, engaging, and interactive programs.
INTENDED AUDIENCE:
This ASHE program is designed to provide awareness level survival training for:
WORKSHOP MODULES:
➤ Explain the relationship of HVA to EOP.
➤ Describe key elements in an EOP.
➤ Integrate an HVA into an EOP.
➤ Produce an EOP overarched by six focus areas.
➤ Actively participate in an EOP Development tabletop exercise (TTX).
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Health Care Facilities (HCF) may suffer significant disaster losses that greatly affect their well-being and financial security. To provide support, practitioners at the local level must have an understanding of Hazard Vulnerability Analysis (HVA) and Emergency Operations Plans (EOP). Further, practitioners must develop skills needed to effectively develop an EOP that best serves their patients, staff, Healthcare Coalition, and other stakeholders.
This workshop provides students with the requisite knowledge and skills to conduct an Emergency Operations Plan (EOP). During this workshop students produce an actual EOP specific to their facility. This program is highly interactive and includes multiple activities and breakouts.
The EOP workshop is a four (4) hour program designed to follow the HVA Workshop. These programs are designed to be taught back to back in a one or two-day session. A course review, HSEEP table-top exercise, and course evaluation is conducted. All students receive a full student manual covering all course content.
COURSE DEPLOYMENT
This Workshop can be presented at a specified facility or in a group setting composed of students from multiple facilities/disciplines. Program is designed to be presented to approximately 30 students. Larger groups can be accommodated upon request. Program is presented by a minimum of two A3360 instructors with a preferred student instructor ration of 10:1.
AS360 provides comprehensive solutions to meet all of your Active Shooter Hostile Event (ASHE) training needs. Whether you need a review of your current plan, development and practical application of a new procedure, or entry level awareness training, contact AS360 today to learn how we can help you and your staff learn to survive!
During this workshop students produce an actual EOP specific to their facility.
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"It was great to do several scenarios. (AS360) let people play different parts and learn from mistakes. They make it so you have to be on your toes and think quickly! The program was great, and being military I will utilize the material and system!”
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"Great to have multiple agencies with multiple scenarios. Great building block concept for lessons learned seeing different command styles. AS360 staff was excellent and knowledgeable. They were willing to provide great feedback and positive reinforcement!”
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"This was a great exercise. I loved the simulation combined with the exercise. This has been one of the best table top trainings I have been involved with.”
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