Hope Hospital Preparedness for Emergencies

The Hospital Preparedness for Emergencies (HOPE) course is a comprehensive program designed to address structural, non-structural, organizational, and medical considerations within healthcare facilities. The primary aim is to cultivate and execute well-structured plans that enhance the capacity of health facilities to respond efficiently to emergencies.

Asia Pacific Medical Center-Aklan is proud to host a four-day training program last August 7 to 10, 2023. This engaging session was held at 7th-floor auditorium of Asia Pacific Medical Center-Aklan. Among the participants attending this course are the Emergency and Disaster Preparedness Committee, selected Department Heads, and other Hospital Personnel.

The course promises to equip participants with invaluable insights, strategies, and practical skills to bolster our hospital’s readiness in handling various emergencies. The integration of structural, non-structural, organizational, and medical considerations is vital in ensuring a holistic and effective response in times of crisis. This endeavor reflects our steadfast commitment to elevating healthcare standards and fostering a culture of preparedness within our institution.

Reference: In Book: Hospital Preparedness for Emergencies (HOPE) Course Instructors Guide Edition: First

Publisher: USAID OFDA

Editors: PEER NSET

Teodoro Herbosa, University of the Philippines