Hospital Disaster Preparedness: A comparison among the German, Belgian and Spanish modus operandi
This webinar will discuss hospital disaster preparedness, with a specific focus on comparing the preparedness procedures and protocols of Germany, Belgium, and Spain. The objective is to identify and carefully consider best practices prior to standardising actions.
Recent research and developments during the corona outbreak show that many hospitals do have a hospital disaster plan, but that there still is a large discrepancy between the demands of ‘the paper plan’ and the reality on the field. Standardisation of planning, training and deployment of response are unique issues to successful management of disasters. Hospital disaster management should be a reflection on quality and safety policies within the hospital.
Presentations |
1) The Spanish approach. How can we begin preparing the hospitals for a disaster Speaker: Dr. Izaskun Tellitu, Emergency Physicican, member of disaster medicine section at the EuSEM and ACEP and in HDP. President of the HDP st Reus University hospital |
2) A Belgian experience: How common views considering Hospital Disaster Preparedness can have difficulties to be converted into action Speaker: Dr. Christel Hendrickx (Belgium), RN, CCRN, MSN, EMDM |
3) A German experience: Professionalizing the HDP Task Force using Implementation Models and Tools, Integration of perspectives of the stakeholders on a System thinking, tailored to the Regional Response. Speaker: Dr. Georgios Leledakis, Anesthesiologist, Emergency Physician, Hospital Preparedness Task Force HELIOS Klinikum Krefeld, CRM-Instructor |
4) Q&A session.
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