Conducting an Effective Emergency Preparedness Tabletop Exercise

Your emergency preparedness plan must be tested annually and every two years a community-based exercise, facility-based exercise, mock disaster drill, or tabletop exercise must be completed. This testing must be documented in the emergency plan. Many agencies are unable to participate in community events and opt to utilize tabletop exercises – but do they meet the testing requirements?

This webinar will review the testing and documentation requirements for emergency preparedness, including requirements specific to tabletop exercises. You’ll learn how tabletop exercise scenarios are chosen, created, documented, and used to improve your emergency response.

This informative session is designed for senior leaders, managers, and QAPI/compliance leaders.

- Wendy, SummitWest Care

"This webinar was very informative and to the point. It covered the topics stated in a very concise way."

- Shannon, Sprenger Health Care Systems

"This was one of the best webinars I have attended. I registered to gain a better understanding of the requirements for emergency preparedness. I knew the general rule but was having a hard time coming up with a plan for drills (drill vs. tabletop). I left with a plan, and I really appreciated that the speaker gave actual examples of drills and talked through how to do tabletop exercises. Her focus was on the content, not on promoting her business. I often leave webinars with lingering questions or lack of clarity. This webinar was the complete opposite. I left feeling confident and ready to revamp our Emergency Preparedness Plan."

- Jennifer, SMH HomeCare and Hospice

"Very detailed, concise, and easy to understand."

- Alison, Radiant Hospice