Emergency Preparedness Survey
 

1. Self Evaluation - Emergency Preparedness and Safety

 
As part of the decision making basis for emergency preparedness education and support for the home care industry, we're doing a brief survey of the level of agency's perceived levels of preparedness in different areas as well as education practices.

1. Optional

2. Please assess your agency's overall level of preparedness from a level of zero (not at all) to a level of ten (well prepared) for each category to the best of your ability.

 012345678910
Surge Capacity
Pandemic Flu
Flood/Hurricane
Snow/Ice Storm
Transit Strike/Transportation Problem (road closure, etc.)
Evacuation Planning
Bioterrorism
Chemical/Radiological Emergency
Explosion
IT failure
Communications Failure

3. How frequently do you provide emergency preparedness training to your staff?

 At OrientationAnnuallyEvery two yearsOtherN/A
Professional
Paraprofessional
Administrative

4. What type of safety training do you offer your staff?

 Professional StaffParaprofessional StaffAdministrative Staff
General safety
Safety in the home
Safety during specific types of disasters (hurricanes, bio terrorism, etc.)
We do not provide safety training to our staff

5. How frequently do you provide safety training to your staff?

 At OrientationAnnuallyEvery two yearsOtherN/A
Professional
Paraprofessional
Administrative

6. Professional Staff. Please answer the following questions in regard to your professional staff:

 YesNoMostlyIn some casesUnsureNot applicable
Oriented to emergency plan
Aware of potential change in roles
Has plan for self and family
Works with patients towards their own plan

7. Paraprofessional Staff. Please answer the following questions in regard to your paraprofessional staff:

 YesNoMostlyIn some casesNot sureNot Applicable
Oriented to emergency plan
Aware of potential change in roles
Has plan for self and family
Works with patients towards their own plan

8. Please respond to the questions below in regard to your administrative/office staff/non direct care staff.

 YesNoMostlyIn some casesUnsureNot applicable
Oriented to emergency plan
Aware of potential change in roles
Has plan for self and family
Works with patients towards their own plan

9. What do you consider the most significant barriers in planning (not responding) for emergencies? Answer all that apply.

10. Is your staff trained in the Incident Command System (ICS)?

11. Have you, or members of your agency, worked with your local planners to best determine your role in and ability to assist in a community wide disaster?

12. How many drills and exercises has your agency conducted or been involved with in the last year?

13. Please list any additional comments and concerns here: