Hospital - IT System Failure Tabletop Exercise

Losing IT capabilities in a hospital setting is a major problem. Our IT System Failure in a hospital setting scenario is designed to assist in the evaluation of plans in a hospital setting. It also allows for internal departments to discuss working together on solutions to continue providing care to patients.

 There are large, medium and small hospital versions in this package.

You get a full set of blank electronic tools for this scenario. Find the one that best suits your needs.

• Simple discussion sheets
• Instructions for conducting a virtual delivery
• A consistent, editable full set of templates to include pre-developed Objectives, Capabilities and Evaluation Guides following exercise best practices
• A second full set of scenario templates based in our Chelsea County Canada online simulation environment

All of the required paperwork for a tabletop exercise following exercise best practices is pre-assembled and able to be edited.

* Situation Manual                         

* Briefing slides in PowerPoint        

* Exercise Summary                    

* Participant Feedback Forms       

* Exercise Evaluation Guides and After Action- Improvement Plan Template         

The scenario has hundreds of electronic files to support your tabletop including custom forms and all plans, informational sheets, and maps for Chelsea County Canada version of the scenario. Sound overwhelming? We provide 30 minutes of on-the-phone consultation (after purchase) with a member of the TTX Vault Design Team to help you get started.

This concept and product was designed to keep in mind how valuable time is to organizational leaders, emergency managers, and public safety professionals. TTX Vault scenarios give you a jump start on the tedious process of exercise assembly and quickly get the discussion underway to keep your people, customers, constituents, and students safe. Additional files provided include ICS forms and custom-built ICS document products from The Response Team Inc.