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Legal disclaimer: This material is meant as an information piece only; it is not a standard or a Sentinel Event Alert. The intent of Quick Safety is to raise awareness and to be helpful to Joint Commission-accredited organizations. The information in this publication is derived from actual events that occur in health care. 2018 The Joint Commission, Division of Healthcare Improvement Issue 41 | May 2018 Emergency management: Need for continuity of operations planning Issue: Power failure, fire, flood, industrial accident, cyberattack disasters such as these can put both health care organizations and their patients at risk.
Best practice in continuity of operations planning includes, at a minimum, the following: • Continuity of facilities and communications to support organizational functions. ... regulatory requirements; and who to contact in the local or regional incident command structure
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