Emergency departments must develop disaster preparedness plans that go beyond natural disasters and utility failures, according to an article on the Healthcare Design website
Emergency departments must develop disaster preparedness plans that go beyond natural disasters and utility failures, according to an article on the Healthcare Design website. Emergency preparation must consider events such as biological, chemical, or nuclear exposures; outbreaks and epidemics; and mass casualties.
March 14, 2019
Topic Area: Sustainable Operations
The Effect of Over-Cleaning on Human HealthEnvironmental services managers should be concerned and informed about the oral and dermal toxicity of all chemicals used in their facilities.
Rumored Terror Threat to Hospitals Prompts FBI WarningDespite no threat, healthcare facilities are urged to review emergency preparedness protocols.
Ground Broken on New Johns Hopkins All Children's HospitalThe new 56-bed hospital will be on a 112-acre site in Wesley Chapel.
States Move Forward to Better Protect Senior CitizensSenior citizens are among the most vulnerable population and require a certain level of care. States are trying to protect them.
Archer and REDA to Transform Newport Beach Building into Outpatient CenterGroundbreaking on the Newport Irvine Medical Center is scheduled for June 2025.