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Webinar Replay: Creating an Effective Tabletop Drill

As many of you know, the CMS Emergency Preparedness Guidelines now require two drills per year – one active, and a second drill which may be either active or tabletop. A tabletop drill is a walk-through of emergency procedures with key personnel about what could happen in a real-life incident. We cover:

Best practices for a tabletop drill
Getting the right people to the table
A walk-through of the drill itself
The post-drill evaluation process
Final thoughts and a robust Q&A period

Register for the webinar replay:

Dr. Steven Goldman, Ed.D. is a Senior Lecturer at MIT's "Crisis Management & Business Continuity" professional education course. He has over 30 years' experience specializing in creating and conducting realistic drills and exercises. He has worked as a consultant on crisis management, business continuity, and crisis communications at Steve Goldman Associates for the past 14 years.

Dr. Steven Goldman, Ed.D. is a Senior Lecturer at MIT's "Crisis Management & Business Continuity" professional education course. He has over 30 years' experience specializing in creating and conducting realistic drills and exercises. He has worked as a consultant on crisis management, business continuity, and crisis communications at Steve Goldman Associates for the past 13 years.