Even working per diem, EAPs are crucial to ensure proper communication, roles, and transfer of care that prioritizes the emergent condition.
In this episode we discussed the NATA’s position statement on emergency action plan development and implementation, some strategies to involve stakeholders into emergency action plan development, and unique considerations during the development of an emergency action plan
Timestamps
2:56- What is an EAP?
8:25- EAP specificity
16:52- The EAP coordinator
18:38- Involving stakeholders in the development of the EAP
23:55- Implementation and review of the EAP
31:00- Distribution of the EAP
33:39- Daily readiness check
40:00- The pre-event medical meeting aka medical timeout
47:16- Debriefing after EAP activation
51:10- Per diem and the EAP
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