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If
an airplane crash, hurricane, earthquake, terrorist attack or medical emergency
struck right now, would you be ready?
Where
is your spouse, your children, the other people you love?
What if they were injured? Would
a doctor know what to do to save their lives, with their specific healthcare
needs in mind? Would the hospital
know to call you?
For
most people, the answer is no.
As
human beings, as much as we know we should
be prepared, we’re just not hard-wired to be disaster-minded.
If that’s all we thought about, we’d never make it through the day
– at least not without living under the bed.
The good news is, being prepared doesn’t mean we have to be
disaster-minded. Just the opposite.
It means that by taking one afternoon to prepare now, we can relax
knowing that if a disaster or medical emergency ever strikes, we’ll, Know
what to do,
Know
what to take,
Know
where everything is,
Know
that we’ve done everything possible not just to survive, but to thrive.
Below
you’ll find links to many free downloads, articles and videos that were all
designed to keep your family, college students and hospital patients safer.
Take your time and go through them, to find the content that will help
you the most. Remember though,
this is just a taste of what you get in our Full Action Plans.
With those we can get you ready for nearly anything that your family or
college student will face, in just one afternoon.
You’ll find more info about the full plans at the bottom of the page.
So let’s get started with all your free material!
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Safe Family Emergency
Action Tips
Nineteen pages of tips that
will keep you, your family and your home safe in the event of sudden medical,
home emergency, or natural disaster.
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Safe Student Emergency
Action Tips
Articles
on keeping your College Student safe while away at school, whether
they face medical emergencies, mass casualties on campus or natural
disasters.
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Seven Steps Next of Kin
Notification Tips
Twenty
three pages of tips for hospitals on locating and notifying a
patient's next of kin, even when unconscious or unidentified. It
lays the groundwork for our guide, “Creating a Next of Kin
Notification program”, which greatly increases patient satisfaction
while ensuring your facility’s compliance with HIPAA, local next of
kin laws.
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Safe Family Emergency
Action Tips
How
often do YOU go out running or out to run errands without taking your
ID with you? Guess you haven't noticed all those crazy drivers
out there! Find out how to carry your ID the easy way -- just in
case you ever need it This
free information is VITAL to keeping your family safe in this busy
world.
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All
About Disaster Planning
We
all know how important it is, but are you prepared? Colleen Buono, M.D.,
Department of Emergency Medicine, UCSD, and Katrina disaster worker, educates us
on how best to prepare for the next disaster.
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10
MINUTE EVACUATION CHALLENGE
This
is a real-life demonstration of two families dealing with the news that they
have 10 minutes to evacuate their home with their little children. If you
had 10 minutes to evacuate your home, would you know what to bring with you?
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Protecting
Valuables Before A Storm Strikes
Great
presentation by WXIItv channel 12 TV in North Carolina
about how to prepare for a tornado, before it happens, through the eyes of a
family who had just experienced a tornado. What
can you do to protect your precious memories and important documents BEFORE a
storm strikes?
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TORNADO
PREPARATION
This
video is presented by Farm Bureau Insurance, to make sure that their subscribers
have a plan should they suddenly experience a tornado warning. Watch to
find out more on how to keep yourself protected in the case of a tornado or
sudden windstorm.
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HURRICANE?
BE PREPARED, PLAN NOW
Hurricane
preparedness tips from the American Red Cross of Nassau and Suffolk Counties, in
cooperation with the Long Island Power Authority.
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LEEZA
GIBBONS SPEAKING OUT FOR THE NOK BILL
Leeza
did us the honor of speaking on behalf of the Next of Kin Bill, which
protects hospital patient's right to have their emergency contacts called within
24 hours. The bill was made into law in California and Illinois and is now
under consideration in Congress.
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