BP1 Series: July 2024 - June 2025
UPCOMING SESSIONS
DATE/TIME: November 18, 2024 @ 10:00am - 12:00pm
DESCRIPTION: On September 21, 2023, a charter bus transporting 40 high school students and 4 adults careened off a NY highway and down an embankment resulting in an MCI. Victims were transported to 6 area hospitals including Garnet Health Medical Center in Wallkill, NY. J. Miguel Rodrigues Administrator, Emergency Preparedness & Property Management at Garnet Health, will provide an overview of the mass casualty incident to include lessons learned and challenges from this event
PRESENTER: J. Miguel Rodrigues
Administrator, Emergency Preparedness & Property Management
Garnet Health
REGISTER HERE: OHEP-HTC-BP1-S5-112024-MARO
HOSTED BY: MARO HTC - Northwell
DECEMBER 2024:
JANUARY 2025:
FEBRUARY 2025:
RECORDED SESSIONS
RECORDING PENDING
DESCRIPTION: This session will review hospital preparations and best practices for pending union/labor actions. The course provides guidance to hospital leadership, mid-level management and others on developing a needs assessment, organizational structure and 10-day plan prior to strike date.
At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to:
- Effectively oversee strike preparations at their site(s)
- Create a 10-day strike countdown plan incorporating the following areas: Staffing & Training, Site Security, Site Operations, Site Logistics, Regulatory Requirements, Leadership Command & Control, Communications, Documentation Requirements
- Incorporate current site Emergency Management Plans into labor/strike action operations
PRESENTER: Tim Lanigan
Director, Crisis Management & Business Continuity
Northwell Health
HANDOUTS
RECORDING COMING SOON
HOSTED BY: MARO HTC - Northwell
RECORDING PENDING
DESCRIPTION: This session will discuss High Consequence Infectious Diseases (HCIDs), Emerging Infectious Diseases (EIDs), and Special Pathogens (SPs) with focus on the following:
- Interventions that can be instituted or applied to hinder persistence of infectious spread
- Early Adaptation and Empiric Isolation Precautions for Patients Suspected with HCIDs, EIDs, and SPs
- Employing the I3 (Identify, Isolate, Inform) Principles to Reduce Impact to Service Delivery
- Minimizing Staff, Patient, and Visitor Exposure to Potentially Infectious Individuals
- Considerations in Patient Care and Patient Well-being / Experience
- Trends in Global Outbreaks and Persistence of Risk Associated with International Travel
- Recent Developments and Infections of Concern (Not Fully Inclusive)
PRESENTER: Kwang-Seok Kang, BA-HS, CPhT, RPhT, a-IPC, CIC, CHEC
System-wide Emergency Management Coordinator & Infection Preventionist
St. Peter's Health Partners
REGISTER HERE: OHEP-HTC-BP1-S2-082024-CDR
HOSTED BY: CDR HTC - Albany Med
RECORDED ON: September 30, 2024
DESCRIPTION:The National Emerging Special Pathogens Training and Education Center (NETEC), Regional Emerging Special Pathogen Treatment Centers (RESPTC) and the National Special Pathogen System of Care (NSPS) are part of a health care network that prepares the United States to respond to special pathogen threats. In this webinar, the Region 2 NSPS Level I RESPTC at NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue will provide NYS HEPC Partners with a variety of available resources and services to support NYS facilities with response to emerging special pathogens.
PRESENTERS:
- Vikramjit Mukherjee, MD FRCP (Edin)
Director, Critical Care, Bellevue Hospital
Director, Bellevue Hospital Special Pathogens Program/HHS Region 2 RESPTC
- Laura Hillard, MS
Director, Regional Preparedness
Bellevue Hospital Special Pathogens Program/HHS Region 2 RESPTC
- Patricia Ann (Trish) Tennill, RN, BSN
Director of Nursing
Bellevue Hospital Special Pathogens Program/HHS Region 2 RESPTC Nurse Lead
- Natalya Rosenberg, PhD, RN
Project Director
Department of Standards and Survey Methods Division of Healthcare Quality Evaluation & Improvement
The Joint Commission
HANDOUTS
REGISTER HERE: OHEP-HTC-BP1-S3-092024-WR
HOSTED BY: WR HTC - URMC
RECORDED:
DESCRIPTION: Unfortunately it is not too early to talk about blizzards or ice storms as 17 years ago in early October the Buffalo region got hit by a surprise ice storm and the weather emergencies continued up through today. With at least 5 tornadoes in Western New York and a community with many vulnerabilities inclusive of aging infrastructure the question is—what do you need to go three days without water or power or groceries and what are the self-care skills you need to be physically and mentally strong over that time? Sarah comes prepared to discuss how to prepare oneself to lead to community resiliency.
PRESENTER: Sarah Bonk, LMSW
Mental Health Emergency Response/Disaster Coordinator
Erie County
REGISTER HERE: OHEP-HTC-BP1-S4-102024-CNY
HOSTED BY: CNY HTC - SUNY Upstate Medical Center