Evacuating Residents: Lessons Learned
Course Description
August 25, 2022
10:00 - 11:00 am HST
Emergency preparedness is a key aspect of providing care in a facility setting. In the event of a natural disaster or emergency, would you be prepared to evacuate your residents should the need arise? What does it really take to coordinate and facilitate the movement of all residents from one place to another?
Join us as Hale Kui’ke Residential Home Care shares their experience of evacuating their residents not once, but twice! We’ll hear about the logistics involved in executing their emergency plan; communication strategies with staff, residents and family members; and the efforts made to meet the needs of their memory care population amidst the transition.
This session will be recorded and available on-demand.
There are no continuing education credits associated with this informational webinar.
Target Audience
Healthcare personnel working in facility settings including nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, adult residential care homes, and in-patient hospice facilities.
Speakers
David Fitzgerald
President of Hale Ku’ike
Dorothy Colby
Director of Community Engagement
Hale Kui’ke Nu’uanu, Bayside & Pali locations
Cost
Purchase of individual webinars includes complimentary on-demand access. Are you an employee of an HAH member organization and qualify for the member rate? Click here to find out!
HAH Members: FREE (use Members only discount code HAHep; click “Apply”)
Non-Members: $35 per person
Participation in the live webinar is limited to the first 250 attendees. There is no limit for on-demand access.
*No cancellations or refunds for non-attendance as registrants will have access to content on-demand.
Registration
CLICK HERE to register for Evacuating Residents: Lessons Learned