Exercise Objectives
In this 15th episode of the Whiteboard Wednesday video series, Rob discusses the importance of exercise objectives.
At PreparedEx, our client’s feedback is priceless. Our clients routinely evaluate the exercises at the end of each session. We use a standard evaluation form which we then summarize and track for trends to ensure that changes to our process, tools, etc. are improving exercise results. We use a scale of 1-5 as follows: 5=Excellent…
In any crisis, the first few minutes are the most important. That is why it is so important to have a process in place for activating your crisis team. This includes sending out emergency notifications and organizing communication among team members. Without an activation process, you risk wasting valuable time trying to get your team…
If you’re in risk management, disaster preparedness, or cybersecurity, you’ve likely heard of tabletop exercises. But what exactly are these exercises, how do they work, and why are they essential? Today, we’ll delve deep into answering these questions and more. What are Tabletop Exercise Scenarios? Organizations often use tabletop exercises to test their preparedness for…
In today’s rapidly changing world, hospitals and healthcare facilities face an ever-increasing range of challenges, from natural disasters to public health crises. To effectively respond to these emergencies, hospitals must have robust emergency management plans in place. One valuable tool in this arsenal is the Emergency Action Plan (EAP), which outlines the procedures and protocols…
Article written by Dani Andrews Technology is advancing rapidly and becoming more integrated into various industries; crisis management is no exception. Augmented reality (AR) and smart technologies are revolutionizing crisis management by increasing immersion and providing data-backed insights and information. A review published in Frontiers in Virtual Reality notes that AR, virtual reality (VR), and…
One very important tool that can be implemented into a crisis management team’s tool kit is Horizon Scanning. Being able to respond to a crisis is something many organizations struggle with. Typically, their struggle stems from a lack of planning and testing of existing plans, and in some cases, plans don’t even exist in the…
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