Continuity planing for Senior Policy Managers – HSE Preparing for the Financial Impacts of a Disaster To help members plan for and respond to a disaster’s financial impacts, CHA has prepared the guide that outlines considerations for developing a financial preparedness and response plan. The guide includes a business stability and financial health planning checklist, as well as detailed information on the disaster declaration process and reimbursement assistance.

Infecous Diseases & Communicable disease tools training – HSE

Loss of Ulies / Services tools training course – HSE

Healthcare Surge – HSE The purpose of the Hospital Surge Plan Checklist and Resources is to assist hospitals in developing and/or updating their plans for response to a significant surge event, as well as to provide tools, examples and guides to assist with plan development and implementation.

Healthcare Worker Safety & Protecon Training Course – HSE

Emergency food planning & food security tools training – HSE Hospital Emergency Food Planning Web Seminar- MODULE I CHA Hospital Preparedness Program- MODULE II Hospital Emergency Food Supply Planning Guidance and Toolkit- MODULE- III The toolkit was developed to provide guidance to hospitals in planning for and documented emergency food supplies as mandated by regulatory requirements. These resources were developed for use by hospital Food Services directors and/or hospital dietitians. Hospital Emergency planners should also review and become familiar with these documents for joint planning purposes.

Hospital Evacuation Training – HSE Hospital plans for full or para evacuation should incorporate pre-planning and address the incident command and management structure established for its operational area (community). In advance of an event, Hospitals should understand and incorporate local plans and protocols that are in place to support evacuation and should establish Memorandum of Understanding (MOUs) with other hospitals, as necessary, for transfer and mutual aid during an emergency.

Cyber security for Managing Disaster – HSE Health care providers have worked diligently to migrate breaches in patient health information as they have increased the use of health records. As technology’s role in the delivery of health care grows, the cyber security risks are increasing, and organizations find themselves mitigating a variety of new and ever-changing cyberspaces
to a wide range of clinical and operational technology systems.

Decontamination & CBRNE tools for Health & Emergency workers – HSE Hospital Decontamination Self-Assessment Tool

Communications & Crisis Care Training for Health & Allien Workers – HSE Across the United States, 211 offers no-cost confidential services to anyone in need. This includes crisis and emergency services such as food, unities, housing, health, human trafficking, veterans, and jobs.

Crisis Care – HSE Coping with Disasters, Violence and Trauma Events Health & Human Services National Library of Medicine

Natural Disasters – HSE Earthquakes-Sea Surge-Erosion and Landslide disaster training Earthquakes occur without warning, there are no visible signs of an impending tremor. The extensive fault system in California puts all businesses, residents, and visitors at risk. The danger can be mitigated with preparation.

Mass Fatality Management training course – HSE When a catastrophic emergency occurs, hospital morgues will quickly reach capacity and hospitals will need to implement internal mass fatality plans.

Mental and Behavioral Health Resources training course – HSE

Pediatric Disaster Planning course – HSE Because of unique vulnerabilities of children, their special needs should be addressed in hospital disaster planning to ensure that health care providers and health care facilities are prepared to meet the needs of this vulnerable population.