Emergency management

Emergency preparedness is vital to a health system's ability to provide adequate care. If your community were to experience an unexpected catastrophic event, do you trust it has the surge planning and capacity to manage the situation?

Discuss the Emergency Management Procedure in your organization pointing out the Incident Command System.   Explain in your own words the duties of the Emergency Response Team (ERT).   Explain the response and recovery process in disaster management.

What are the macro-environmental factors (pestel) of Implementing/Activating an Emergency Response Team in an Organization?

What are the key responsibilities and functions that need to be established before and during an emergency?

Recall whether your workplace or school has an emergency response plan? Compare this plan with the one we learned in course, what is the necessary elements in the management of emergencies?

True or false? The 4 phases of emergency management—mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery—can be described in the short- and long-term to better manage the various activities that occur during recovery operations.   True   False

Please answer below questions.  1.      Give one specific example to illustrate how human factors, environmental factors, and situational factors together lead to accidents? Using the Internet 2.      In Canada, every province has an emergency planning organization (EMO), and does the federal jurisdictions. Choose one EMO's website in your preferred jurisdiction. What information/resources are available? What is the structure and function of the EMO?

The guidelines for responding to incidents outline what roles incident teams should play and how they should be employed inside organizations. Provide a list and short explanation of the eight parts of an effective incident response policy.

You have been appointed as the occupational health and safety representative for a major company in Pakistan. Suppose your company wanted to establish a mitigation programme. What are the key strategies which are important to deal with all type of emergencies?

ABC company is facing massive security breaches after COVID-19 and has asked you to help them. Provide an overview of incident response planning (IRP) you will undertake and explains what it is and outlines the stages involved in IRP.

Why do you think management commitment is very important in the success of EMS development and implementation?  Help me please, Thank you.

What agencies are responsible for EMS certification?

Write a 1,500-word paper on the following: 1.       Describe the current health care environment in the United States from both the health care administrator and the patient perspective. 2.       What are some recent changes in legislation and how does this change influence the way that an administrator would operate within the health care system? 3.       What are current trends emerging in health care? Using the current trends, speculate on future of health care risk management from both the perspective of the health care administrator and patient. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide with references  

Answer the following question: 1. What is the Model Code of Conduct for Aviation Maintenance Technicians (AMTMCC) and what are the general responsibilities of aviation maintenance technicians.

Disasters frequently have a large influence on emergency management practice and policy. Choose and explain one natural disaster and one terrorism-related disaster that had a significant impact on emergency management practice and policy.

Discuss one ethical principle which is violated during a public health emergency.

What is the basic difference between an accident and an incident? Is there a difference when conducting an investigation and preparing a report? Discuss in detail. What are steps followed for an effective investigation to find out the root cause of an accident? Explain each step. What is a road hazard? Why is it important to identify them? Name some common examples and how should they me addressed to prevent an accident. As a motorist or a future motorist, what can you do to assure a safe road ahead. Explain and feel free to give examples. What is meant by hierarchy of controls? Where is the use of personal protective equipment placed in the hierarchy? Explain why by citing an example.

Please read carefully and answer the questions in the case scenario: SBM CHAPTER 3 You Make the Call-Situation 3 Please read carefully and answer case questions: Jay Sorenson of Portland, Oregon, created a product called the Java Jacket, which is a patented honeycombed insulating sleeve that slides over a paper cup containing a hot beverage to make it comfortable to hold. Having introduced the new product to the market, Sorenson has already cut deals with coffeehouses, specialty stores, and convenience stores nationwide. He started the business with $15,000 in 1993, but his 2003 sales were projected to be between $12 and 15 million. Sorenson is now in a position where he would like to continue expanding his business, but he is concerned that large and established competitors could introduce their own variations of the same product. Question 1 Will the market for Sorenson's product continue to grow in the years ahead? Question 2 If he is successful, what sources of competition should he…

What are the challenges faced in case of emergencies within &outside of the airport and solutions?

There are FOUR stages of emergency management. With an example of ONE organisationas a case study, explain in detail the activities involved in those FOUR stages of emergencymanagement.

The National Response Framework is a master plan intended to strengthen and improve the ability of the United States to manage what kinds of incidents?   Significant   Diplomatic   Domestic   International

Congratulations! You now have completed your nursing degree and passed all exams to become a registered nurse (RN)! You take a job in a large hospital working in the Labor and Delivery Unit. RNs typically specialize in one or two different areas in a hospital and have certified nursing assistants (CNAs) working with them to help with patient care and comfort. CNAs have a general skill set (taking vital signs, bathing, dressing, wound care, etc.) that can be applied to any department in the hospital. On any given day, certain areas of the hospital might be busier than others, requiring CNAs to float from one department to another as needs arise. Suppose it's a slow day in the Labor and Delivery Unit, and your manager has 6 CNAs scheduled but only needs 3. a. The fact that your manager scheduled 6 CNAs but only 3 are needed is an example of a low opportunity cost. a substitution effect. an absolute advantage. a knowledge problem. b. What would be the best way to allocate…

why you think air traffic controller should not be retired early

Three cases have been posted under the Announcements tab.  After reading these cases, think about the following: at Baylor University, institutional ethics and the behavior of its leaders contributed to violations with Title IX compliance.  accusations from women at Baylor accused athletes of sexual assault that led to indictments and convictions the university filed motions to dismiss many Title IX lawsuits but all of the motions were denied. the leaders at Baylor were in a position to address serious accusations but chose to contribute to the problems at the university by not practicing ethical responsibility Another case which presents HB 2519, is an account of proposed legislation in West Virginia that would permit concealed firemans to be carried in classrooms on college campuses in West Virginia. Reflect on these issues of the case opposition to the bill, known as the Campus Carry Bill, was strong and resulted in resistance as a leadership style.  the value of resistance as…

how the Telephone survey is used to IDENTIFY risks in a BUSINESS context?

The use of technology in telehealth and telemedicine has allowed providers to keep in contact with their patients in both real time (synchronous) and over a period, or not real time (asynchronous). It assists in the provider’s ability to diagnose and treat during an acute episode along with monitoring a chronic disease for continued management. ABC Home Health is looking at telemedicine products to monitor their clients with Congestive Health Failure (CHF) at home. ABC is looking for Remote Monitoring Devices (RMD’s) to enhance the care given and assist in reducing readmissions (less than 30 days) to the hospital. You have been tasked to review and to report back on the device you would like to see demonstrated by the vendor. From the list below, choose 4 important criteria that need to be addressed when looking for equipment. 1. Integration with physician and hospital Electronic Medical Records (EMR) 2.User friendly for client 3.Easy for staff to use/ training education. 4.…

Management An organization is developing a business plan. The intent of the organization is to provide a service for a community in need, but it appears that they might have trouble obtaining financing. The board is trying to decide whether to be transparent in their financials or over predict so that they can properly finance their venture.   Given the mission of the organization in the scenario, consider whether over predicting financials would be a breach of ethics.

Scenario: A city’s administration isn’t driven by the goal of maximizing revenues or profits but instead looks at improving the quality of life of its residents. Many American cities are confronted with high traffic and congestion. Finding parking spaces, whether in the street or a parking lot, can be time-consuming and contribute to congestion. Some cities have rolled out data-driven parking space management to reduce congestion and make traffic more fluid.    You’re a data analyst working for a mid-size city that has anticipated significant increments in population and car traffic. The city is evaluating whether it makes sense to invest in infrastructure to count and report the number of parking spaces available at the different parking lots downtown. This data would be collected and processed in real-time, feeding an app that motorists can access to find parking space availability in different parking lots throughout the city.    Instructions: Work with the provided Excel database.…

If instead of the automatic way of collecting information described in The Internal Environment: Leadership And Management, one have call centre representatives to complete documents detailing their progress, what would be the consequences of such practice?

The National Incident Management System (NIMS) is a federal system that has a core set of doctrines, principles, and organizational processes. NIMS is routinely updated and is primarily focused on developing a consistent, nationwide template to enable which of the following?   Federal government organizations to work with nongovernmental organizations and the private sector to respond and recover from the effects of incidents regardless of their size   Federal, state, tribal, and local governments, nongovernmental, and the private sector to work together to respond and recover from the effects of incidents that are considered significant and that impact large areas or populations   Federal, state, tribal, and local governments, nongovernmental, and the private sector to work together to respond and recover from the effects of incidents regardless of their size   Only the federal, state, tribal, and local governments to work together to respond…

State the FOUR (4) elements in the "emergency management plan".

Identify the components of the NIMS protocols and ICS protocols, specifically the ones that affect interagency communication and collaboration. Explain their importance to an organization’s emergency management structure. Explain how they make collaboration more effective within agencies during emergency situations.

HOW DOES setting Recovery Goal WORKS IN DISASTER rISK mANAGEMENT

Taking the Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program (HRRP) into consideration, Discuss how a hospital can successfully implement this program, thereby reducing hospital readmissions, lower health care costs and improve patient safety and outcomes.  From the perspective of the Marketing/Sales Department and tactical level, discuss the implications of participating in this program. Suggest ONE advantage and ONE disadvantage of implementing HRRP. Discuss ONE privacy issue that could arise with implementing HRRP. One advantage of readmitting patients and one advantage of refusing to admit patients What other departments should Marketing/Sales liaise with on the readmission of patients? What information should the department request to better the situation?