Registration is required for this event. Learning Objectives In this webinar, we will:1. Identify three strategies for management of behavioral health conditions2. Understand symptom presentation at different phases of common […]
Registration is required for this event. Learning Objectives In this webinar, we will:1. Define trauma and trauma-informed care2. Examine what happens to the traumatized body and why trauma behavior is
While hurricanes may not always hit a direct area, their adverse effects and damage can travel widely and cause significant inland damage. Here are key hurricane preparedness steps for healthcare
Emergency Preparedness Corner – Hurricanes Read More »
State System Alert System Sign-Up Link and URL Address Email Alerts Text Alerts Ohio AlertOhio https://ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/site/residents/resources/alerts No Yes Ohio CodeRED https://www.onsolve.com/solutions/products/codered/ Yes Yes Ohio Ohio Emergency Management Agency https://ema.ohio.gov/ No
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While we all need extra hydration when the weather heats up, the need is more acute in elderly patients. Being well-hydrated enhances health and mental performance and reduces the risk
Fighting the August Heat: Elder Care and Hydration Read More »
Emergency preparedness for power outages in healthcare facilities, including long-term care centers, hospitals, and dialysis centers, is crucial to ensuring patient safety and continuity of care. Here are some key
Managing Power Outages in Healthcare Facilities: A Quick Checklist Read More »
When it comes to summer safety concerns for healthcare facilities and personnel, there are several important factors to consider: Remember, proactive planning and prevention can help mitigate summer safety risks
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THIS IS NOT A DRILL:Responding to the July 2022 Eastern Kentucky Flooding Last summer, residents of Eastern Kentucky experienced the unimaginable as torrential rains caused massive flooding, swept away cars
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The extreme heat that has been affected large portions of the United States this summer is expected to continue. Nursing homes, homecare agencies, and other providers should educate their staff
Heat Advisory Triggers Warnings for Vulnerable Populations Read More »
The IPRO QIN-QIO nursing home team supports providers in maintaining competency, skill, and readiness for emergencies. If you are new to your position or would like to brush up on
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Please join the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) for an informational event to help providers, facilities and people with Medicare prepare for the end of the COVID-19 Public
For healthcare workers, it is not of question of if, but when an emergency will strike. Emergencies can take many forms and are among the most disruptive experiences that healthcare
Your Worst Day: Emergency Preparedness and Response Educational Series Read More »
by Mary Ellen Casey, RN, Infection Preventionist, IPRO QIN-QIO As a college student I nearly drowned. A lifeguard saved my life. I will never forget being in the water, looking
The Winter of our Discontent….or Maybe Not! Perspectives of an Infection Preventionist Read More »
On September 23, 2022, the CDC updated its infection prevention and control recommendations for healthcare personnel across all settings during the COVID-19 pandemic. A summary of recent changes includes: Updated
September is National Preparedness Month. This observance is intended to raise awareness about the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies, and engaging providers, community-based organization and community residents to
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