Training teams for timely NICU evacuation

Zell, Lisa BSN; Blake, Carmen BSN; Brittingham, Dawn MSN; Brown, Ann-Marie MSN; Soghier, Lamia MD The Journal of Perinatal & Neonatal Nursing In late August 2011, a magnitude 5.8 earthquake – the strongest east of the Mississippi since 1944 – … Continue reading

Med Sleds in Hurricane Country

Hospital Evacuations in the Wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton: The Importance of Med Sled Training The aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton serves as a reminder of the critical need for hospitals to be prepared for evacuations during disasters. … Continue reading

Med Sled Training Best Practices

In order to swiftly evacuate a vulnerable population from a large structure like a hospital, you need the right plans, the right equipment, and training. Your organization’s Med Sled training will result in benefits beyond simple knowledge of our life-saving … Continue reading

What is “Single-Flow Evacuation”?

Emergency Managers have to answer a deceptively simple question for their facilities – if things get bad, what will we do?   For hospitals and long-term care facilities, that plan likely involves moving patients to safety or evacuating entirely – often … Continue reading

Med Sleds are coming to a planet near you

The Med Sled is a fixture in more than 5,000 hospitals, universities, and workplaces on Earth. To our surprise and delight, NASA has extraterrestrial ambitions for our products. 🚀 In their recent study on Mars habitation, our Med Sled played … Continue reading

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