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SUMMARY:SCAHRM July 7th Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Access and Functional Needs Disaster Risk Assessment\nSteven Storbakken\, L. Vance Taylor\, and Kevin Muszynski\nPomona Valley Hospital Medical Center\n\n“Access and Functional Needs” is a term developed by FEMA\, referring to those individuals who may need additional assistance before\, during and after an emergency event\, in areas including maintaining independence\, communication\, transportation\, supervision and medical care. FEMA has estimated that 40 to 50% of the nation’s population\, some 150 million individuals\, has one or more AFN requirements. \nPomona Valley Hospital Medical Center\, (PVHMC)\, a 412 bed Level II Trauma Center in Northeastern Los Angeles County\, partnered with the California Office of Emergency Services\, (Cal/OES)\, in 2016 to develop an AFN Disaster program. An AFN Task Force was created\, composed of experts in the field including hospital emergency managers\, clinicians\, and organizational and agency leaders.  Core to the project is an extensive AFN Disaster Risk Assessment that considers the unique needs of over 60 different AFN communities across 3 categories: \n\nMedical Issues (Chronic Conditions; Physical Disabilities and Psychological Disorders; Dependencies on Medications\, Medical Services and Equipment; Significant Injury/Illness; and Pregnancy)\nCultural\, Ethnic\, Religious and Socioeconomic Needs and Restrictions\nAge-related Issues (all Minors and most Older Adults)\n\nThe risk assessment evaluates each AFN community’s likelihood of need (based upon size\, susceptibility and historical data)\, the potential for disproportionate harm caused by escalating emergency events\, and the hospital’s AFN resources across 10 specific areas.  Use of this tool enables any healthcare provider organization to assess its current level of AFN disaster preparedness\, and to identify opportunities for improvement in meeting the unique needs of the vulnerable populations it serves. \n  \n \nCredit:  This program qualifies for 1.0 hour continuing education for BRN and ASHRM/CPHRM.  MCLE credit is pending. \nProvider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing\, Provider Number CEP10552\, for 1.0 contact hour. \nThis meeting has been approved for a total of 1.0 contact hours of Continuing Education Credit toward fulfillment of the requirements of ASHRM designations of FASHRM (Fellow) and DFASHRM (Distinguished Fellow) and towards CPHRM renewal. \n\nAbout the Speakers: \nSteven Storbakken\, KM6RWC\, MBA\, CHEP\, CHSP\, CHEM\, CHPA\, HACP\, CHPP: Updated IAHSS Basic Security Officer Training Manual’s Emergency Management Chapter. Member of Frontiers in Medicine Editorial Review Panel\, Emergency Management Section. Presented twice at IPRED in Israel. Presented for the TJC\, IAEM\, CHA\, ASHE and the NDMS and International Earthquake Conferences on multiple occasions. Over 20+ year Red Cross volunteer\, Chairmen for Los Angeles (Disaster) and Glendale (Board/Disaster) Chapters. Founding member of the “Shakeout” Team. Facilitator of Active Shooter Simulations with the Hospital Associate of Southern California. MBA – Delta MU Delta Honor Society member – from the UOP\, undergraduate degree from ULV. Certified in Hospital Safety\, Emergency Preparedness\, Environmental Safety\, Protection Administration\, and Hospital Regulatory Compliance.  Recipient of Providence’s Stewardship\, Red Cross’s Volunteer of the Year\, State Golden Bear and Cornwell awards\, and California Institute of Technology’s Shoemaker Awards (Shakeout). \nL. Vance Taylor is responsible for ensuring the needs of individuals with disabilities and persons with access and functional needs are identified before\, during and after disasters and integrated within the state’s emergency management systems. \nBorn and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area\, Vance was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy as a child and uses a power chair.  He has worked in Washington\, D.C. as an advisor for two different members of Congress\, directed security policy at a national association and been a principal at a top-ranked homeland security and emergency management consulting firm\, Catalyst Partners\, LLC.  Vance is a nationally recognized public speaker and advocate for individuals with disabilities. \nVance has a Master’s degree in homeland security from the University of Connecticut and an undergraduate degree from Brigham Young University in communications. He is married to his sweetheart\, Casey\, and they have two beautiful daughters\, Isabelle and Sammy. \nKevin Muszynski has worked in healthcare facilities management as a director and district manager for the last 40 years; his experience includes responsibility for a variety of non-clinical departments in hundreds of healthcare facilities across the country\, both public and private sector\, urban and rural areas\, union and non-union\, in buildings ranging in size from 25 to 1000+ beds. In 2009\, Kevin was diagnosed with an aggressive form of Multiple Sclerosis\, and has battled a number of serious complications since. He transitioned to a new career in hospital emergency management in 2014\, and has become a dedicated member of our AFN Task Force. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://scahrm.org/event/scahrm-july-7-webinar/
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SUMMARY:SCAHRM July 21st Webinar
DESCRIPTION:How to Say No:  Be the Bridge Not the Bucket\nKathryn Biasotti\, BSN\, CPHRM\, LNCC\, MBA\nHealthcare Consultant\, KB Consulting\nWith SCAHRM celebrating 40 years as an organization\, it is proactive to recognize the increasing number of experienced Risk Professionals retiring or the increasing burning out rate. This session will give Risk Professionals the tools to increase resiliency and avoid burnout. A Risk Professional wears many hats\, is seen as problem solvers\, and frequently is tasked with finding solutions that can span across several departments or the entire organization. In addition\, a Risk Professional can find themselves up against deadlines and frequently are dependent upon their colleagues for actions\, tasks\, or responses to important projects such as regulatory action plans. During the course of 60 minutes\, participants will be provided real-life risk professional case scenarios with polling questions. Using the results from the polling questions\, the attendee will be provided with newly acquired evidence-based tools and tangible solutions.  These tools can foster collaboration leading the Risk Professional to become the bridge to produce solutions\, actions\, and meet deadlines with colleagues while building resiliency through self-advocacy. \n  \n \nCredit: \nThis program qualifies for 1.0 hour continuing education for BRN and ASHRM/CPHRM.  MCLE \nProvider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing\, Provider Number CEP10552\, for 1.0 contact hour. \nThis meeting has been approved for a total of 1.0 contact hours of Continuing Education Credit toward fulfillment of the requirements of ASHRM designations of FASHRM (Fellow) and DFASHRM (Distinguished Fellow) and towards CPHRM renewal. \n  \nAbout the Speaker: \nMs. Biasotti credits her over 32 years of experience in healthcare operations and administration for the successful launch of her career as a healthcare consultant.  Her expertise in risk management\, patient safety\, corporate compliance\, employment practices\, and quality improvement serve as the foundation of her practice. Helping hospitals meet and exceed their organizational goals while fostering collaboration among leaders drives her agenda. Her consulting practice also embraces the development of educational programs for those in the industry. Such programs include Just Culture\, event investigations\, mock depositions\, and standard of care and ethics for nurse graduates and medical assistants. Her breadth and knowledge of core issues are complemented by her exceptional communication and mediation skills.  In addition\, Ms. Biasotti excels as a hospital and nursing standard of care expert\, serving in over dozens of cases with early dismissals and low monetary settlements to her credit. \n  \n 
URL:https://scahrm.org/event/scahrm-july-21st-webinar/
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