The Flood workshop will provide organizations on how to prepare for, respond to, and recover from a catastrophic flood and broken water main within your community.
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The flood tabletop exercise is a discussion-based simulation where your organization's staff work together to address the catastrophic community flood, testing emergency and evacuation plans, identifying gaps, and improving response procedures. The tabletop exercise will focus on the attendees’ decision-making abilities in the scenario.
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The Flood Full-Exercise (FSE) is designed for Home Health and Hospice Organizations to test staff's knowledge and response to a real-time flooding incident. The FSE is an operations-based exercise involving the deployment of resources, staff, and equipment to simulate a regional catastrophic incident and a broken water main. The FSE tests your emergency plans, coordination, communication, and operational capabilities for home health and hospice agencies,
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If you’re already a CHUG member, log in to the Member Portal to register.
If you’re already a CHUG member, log in to the Member Portal to register.
If you’re already a CHUG member, log in to the Member Portal to register.
If you’re already a CHUG member, log in to the Member Portal to register.
If you’re already a CHUG member, log in to the Member Portal to register.
Health Care Providers have repeatedly been the target of malicious ransomware attacks as well as programs that lurk in EMR systems, skimming patient information sometimes for years without going detected.
CMS “encourages providers to consider cyber-security as an element in the development of their emergency plans, risk assessments and annual training exercises.” This Full Scale Exercise focuses on the organization's ability to coordinate and implement prevention, preparedness, response and recovery plans and capabilities pertaining to a significant cyber incident or a series of incidents.
Health Care Providers have repeatedly been the target of malicious ransomware attacks as well as programs that lurk in EMR systems, skimming patient information sometimes for years without going detected.
CMS “encourages providers to consider cyber-security as an element in the development of their emergency plans, risk assessments and annual training exercises.” This Full Scale Exercise focuses on the organization's ability to coordinate and implement prevention, preparedness, response and recovery plans and capabilities pertaining to a significant cyber incident or a series of incidents.
Health Care Providers have repeatedly been the target of malicious ransomware attacks as well as programs that lurk in EMR systems, skimming patient information sometimes for years without going detected.
CMS “encourages providers to consider cyber-security as an element in the development of their emergency plans, risk assessments and annual training exercises.” This Table Top Exercise focuses on the organization's ability to coordinate and implement prevention, preparedness, response and recovery plans and capabilities pertaining to a significant cyber incident or a series of incidents.
