AzCHER 2023 Virtual Crisis Standards of Care (CSC) Workshop Series - Registration Form
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Workshop Overview
Welcome to registration for the AzCHER Crisis Standards of Care (CSC) Workshop Series. Content will vary among each of the workshops. Attendance at all four workshops is encouraged.
Those who work within healthcare emergency management and within the clinical areas of a facility are highly encouraged to attend, but all members who would like to learn more about Crisis Standards of Care in Arizona are welcome.
Workshop 1: Preparing for Crisis Standards of Care
Workshop 2: Staying in Contingency
Workshop 3: Activating, Implementing & Collaborating on Crisis Standards of Care
Workshop 4: Supporting Staff and De-Activating Crisis Standards of Care
The objectives of the workshop series include:
1) Provide an overview of the State Disaster Medical Advisory Committee (SDMAC) in Arizona and how it aligns with facility, AzCHER, and statewide CSC activation.
2) Identify steps to prevent activation of CSC without compromising quality of patient care.
3) Identify potential strategies if the emergency overwhelms regional capacity and CSC are activated.
4) Discuss the decisions leading to the implementation of CSC.
5) Review clinical, legal, and ethical considerations.
6) Engage members and gather feedback on CSC concepts that will help inform AzCHER's CSC Concept of Operations (CONOPS) Plan.
1) Provide an overview of the State Disaster Medical Advisory Committee (SDMAC) in Arizona and how it aligns with facility, AzCHER, and statewide CSC activation.
2) Identify steps to prevent activation of CSC without compromising quality of patient care.
3) Identify potential strategies if the emergency overwhelms regional capacity and CSC are activated.
4) Discuss the decisions leading to the implementation of CSC.
5) Review clinical, legal, and ethical considerations.
6) Engage members and gather feedback on CSC concepts that will help inform AzCHER's CSC Concept of Operations (CONOPS) Plan.
Please contact Brianna Rooney with questions (brooney@azhha.org)