Managing emergencies in general practice
2. Design and develop your plan 7 2.1 Compile key contact information 7 2.2 Maintaining communication channels in an emergency 8 2.3 Planning for business continuity 9 2.4 Planning for loss of utilities 11 2.5 Insurance 12 2.6 Infrastructure and contents protection 13 3. Practice and review your plan 14 3.1 Provide staff education and training 14
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