PPT-Emergency Response Training in a Pediatric Ambulatory Setting

Gayle Young BSN RN CPEN Sharon WrightSpeice MSN RN CPEN Learner Outcomes for the Day Discuss development of emergency response training in a pediatric ambulatory setting Describe learnerspecific actions to enhance training. Peter van der Spuy. 1. THE THREATS. Routine response ?. We tend to down play the severity of the incident as a result of frequency and complacency (Domestic violence,stabbings,suicide). Changing times and increase in violent attacks on emergency personal. Outline. Ambulatory Surgery. Pediatric Surgery. Geriatric Surgery. Ambulatory Surgery. 2001. 53% in hospitals. 21% free standing facilities. 26% office based. Ambulatory Surgery. Ambulatory Surgery Goal . New Hire Orientation. Prepared by:. New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene’s Office of Emergency Preparedness and Response (OEPR). Objectives Outline. NYC DOHMH’s role in an emergency. 2. Overview. The Importance of Training. Emergency First Response. What Features Differentiate. Emergency First Response. Instructor Training. 3. The Importance of Training. Sobering statistics. More than 2,400,000 die each year from Cardiovascular Disease. NY State Sepsis Initiative Update. May 24. th. , 2017. Marcus Friedrich, MD, MBA, FACP. Medical Director. Office of Quality and Patient Safety. NYSDOH. Marcus.Friedrich@health.ny.gov. Disclosures. Nothing to report. Stephan A. Parker. Transportation Research Board. Of The National Academies. Photo Source: WMATA. Derailment, collision, flooding, snow. Most public transportation systems throughout the world are . “. and Management. 1. Video – Explosion and Fire at T2 Lab. 2. Emergency Planning and Response. is based on principles of:. Anticipation. Recognition. Evaluation. Control. 3. Preparing For Emergencies. -Sub SpecialtiesAdult medical Dermatology Rheumatology Pain Ophthalmology EndocrineAdult Surgical General Surgery Urology Vasucular Plastics ENTPediatric General CarePediatric Specialty Care Medical x0000x0000MINNESOTA PEDIATRIC SURGE PLANx0000x0000 Page iiMinnesota Pediatric Surge PlanMinnesota Department of HealthCenter for Emergency Preparedness and ResponsePO Box St Paul MN 0975201healthepr Jessica Ng, MSc., CIC. Manager, Infection Prevention and Control (IP&C). Women’s College Hospital. Hosted by Paul Webber. paul@webbertraining.com. www.webbertraining.com. April 16, 2015. Objectives. 56 56 Role of Emergency Response Codes in Handling Hospital Emergencies – An Experience of Protocol Designing, Development, and Implementation in a Large Multispecialty Tertiary Care Teaching St. Clair College Emergency Response Training for ALL Workers . May 2022 - April 2025. Please Note: . Updates will be scheduled as Legislation or Organizational changes occur. Last Update: . July 11, 2022. Created by Ambulatory Nursing Leadership and NEPD  |  Created 5.21.20  |  Revised NA  |  IMT Approver: S. Quinlan. Visit COVID-19 Information Center. Educate team members. Disburse CPR guidelines. Robert Beck, RN, COHN, CCM, CLNC. Learning Objectives. Understand the benefits of ERTs. Understand barriers to implementation. Understand the different certification levels of ERTs. Understand compliance requirements .