Written by: Jessica Levco If your hospital was ranked by U.S. News & World Report for a specialty, congratulations. This is great news for your hospital and staff. The award recognizes a variety of elements at your hospital, … read more
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Sandy Response in New York Shows How FEMA has Changed
Written by: Michael Byrne (Michael Byrne is a federal coordinating officer for FEMA in New York responding to Hurricane Sandy.) As Hurricane Sandy approached New York in late October 2012, the change in how FEMA responds to large disasters … read more
States Tackle School Safety After Sandy Hook Shootings
Written By: Ben Wieder, Stateline on March 05, 2013 In recent weeks, the South Dakota legislature has been rattled over a bill that aims to make schools safer by introducing “school sentinels” — teachers, administrators, security guards or community … read more
The Decontamination Challenge in Hospital Emergency Preparedness
Written by: Adam O’Connor The life of a hospital emergency preparedness coordinator (EPC) is an exercise in prioritization. The day starts with errant fire alarms and security actions, continues with a crushing schedule of meetings and trainings, and often ends … read more
APIC Revises Guide to Preventing C difficile Infections
In March APIC issued a news release with a link to the new edition of the free resource, the Guide to Preventing Clostridium difficile Infections. The new edition of the Guide to Preventing Clostridium difficile Infections has been revised and … read more
Customer Corner: The Guide to Guest Services™ 26 Years in the Making
Now that our millionth guide is out the door and in service it seems fitting to look back at how the guides have evolved in the past 26 years. Back when the first guide was produced the only … read more
Tornado Preparedness Tips for School Administrators
Written by: Roger Edwards The most important part of tornado safety in schools, and in similar logistical arrangements such as nursing homes, is to develop a good tornado safety plan tailored to your building design and ability to move people. … read more
Customer Corner – Beyond Emergency Response & Preparedness
Twenty-six years into the business of publishing quick reference emergency guides, we are still seeing new types of guides come out each year. Many times an emergency management professional sees a Guide to Emergency Preparedness™ and has a vision … read more
Customer Corner – Are your guides where they need to be?
As Spring Break wraps up and we brace for the next storm season it is a great time to take a quick inventory of the guides within your buildings and ensure they are available and ready for use. One … read more
THE POWER AN INSTAGRAM PHOTO CAN BRING TO YOUR HOSPITAL
Written by: Wax Impressions (www.waxcom.com) Mobile photo sharing is one of the fastest-growing social media trends of the last few years. Big brands are jumping on the bandwagon and using the trend to their advantage. One powerful new way … read more
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Fully customized quick reference guides to help keep your staff prepared for emergencies.
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Fully customized quick reference guide to help keep your staff prepared for safe infection prevention and control procedures.
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