This webinar is the first webinar in our Client Services Insights series which explore the different consulting and advising services that we offer at Wakefield Brunswick. Our hope in sharing this series is that we can help you develop, mature, or progress your own integrated resiliency programs within your organization
In this educational webinar replay, Wakefield Brunswick's VP of Client Services, Christopher Sonne, provided participants with an understanding of the fundamentals of a healthcare integrated resiliency program. Primary topics covered include how to establish a program framework, best practices for developing plans, and how to monitor and mature the program.
In this webinar replay, Wakefield Brunswick VP of Client Services Christopher Sonne highlights important revisions to The Joint Commission 2022 Emergency Management Standards update affecting hospitals and healthcare organizations. Original air date of the webinar was February 15, 2022. Watch the replay here.
In this webinar replay, each of our Wakefield Brunswick team members provides a short personal introduction and shares some of their professional experience in healthcare emergency management and continuity planning. The second half of the webinar is an open discussion around “How COVID can serve as a catalyst for change in healthcare”. Watch the replay here.
In this replay of CEO, Angela Devlen’s keynote presentation from the AHEPP 2021 Conference, she considers the question of ‘Rethinking Preparedness - What COVID has Taught Us About the Need for Integrated Resiliency.’ With insights on protecting key revenue drivers, successfully managing resources, and moving forward with a more integrated approach, this presentation contains takeaways you can use today in your organization.
In this webinar replay, Wakefield Brunswick CEO, Angela Devlen interviews Carrie Braun, a pilot, educator, and advisor to organizations on creating Peer Support and Assistance Programs. Many of us who have been in healthcare a long time will know that we have reached out to our colleagues in aviation over the years because we've learned a lot from them in regards to practices around safety.
