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Film-based training in emergency response, terrorism response and hazardous materials issues. Available in DVD, Video on Demand, Online courses, VHS.
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| Hospitals must have a plan to decontaminate large numbers of casualties in the event of a major terrorist, hazmat or natural catastrophe resulting in contaminated patients. Without a plan, hospitals risk contamination of staff, patients and the facility. This DVD program, which follows the Joint Commission's accreditation standards for decontamination and emergency planning, outlines the process of organizing and quickly mobilizing a hospital decon team. Topics covered: |
| Selecting the proper type of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is important to protect healthcare workers from exposure to contaminated patients. This DVD program, part of Hospital First Receiver, explains about the different choices in PPE and the issues involved in selecting the correct ensemble. Topics covered include: |
HICS-The Hospital Incident Command System
Product From Emergency Film Group| Hospitals and other healthcare facilities need an emergency management plan for any type of event that adversely affects the facility. This |
Recognizing Contaminated Patients
Product From Emergency Film GroupHealthcare workers risk exposure to hazardous materials or terrorist agents when hospitals receive contaminated patients. This program provides training in the initial care and treatment of contaminated victims in order to prevent contamination of the healthcare worker, the facility and other patients. It is ideal for OSHA Awareness Level training for all hospital staff.
This DVD-based package provides training and response guidelines to emergency personnel who would be called upon to respond to a terrorist incident involving biological agents. Package includes 29-minute DVD plus a separate
DVD-based program provides Awareness level training for NFPA 1670 and NFPA 1006. Designed for emergency responders who may be first on the scene of a technical rescue incident. Package includes DVD plus Leader's Guide. Topics covered:
Emergency Film Group has produced "NIMS for EOCs" to help organizations and jurisdictions organize a NIMS-based Emergency Operations Center and implement it when needed. Combining realistic training exercises that simulate crisis situations with footage of actual incidents, "NIMS for EOCs" portrays an EOC in action. It outlines the responsibilities for key positions in Incident Command and the corresponding positions for the Emergency Operations Center, including those of the Command Staff and Sections. The program describes the five primary types of incidents and tells how the EOC is staffed, organized, and activated for each. Included in the package are a 32-minute DVD and a Resource CD-Rom with PowerPoint, testing, and other materials to customize training.
Designed for EMS, medical services, hospitals and public health agencies, this important training resource prepares personnel in the medical community to be pro-active in planning for and responding to a terrorist incident. Topics:
MEDICAL OPERATIONS AT HAZMAT INCIDENTS
Product From Emergency Film GroupEMTs and paramedics need to know how to work with hazmat responders if called upon to respond to a hazmat incident. This important safety resource meet the requirements of NFPA 473, Professional Competencies of EMS Personnel Responding to Hazardous Materials Incidents.
Health and safety training for hospital personnel. Peer reviewed ... Provides at least eight hours of training in the competencies required by OSHA for healthcare personnel to be certified at the Operations Level.
