Clinical Site: Courage Kenny Student Name: Faiza Elmi

Severe Weather Severe weather alert Close all door and Move paitent away
blinds. Close doors to from windows,
unoccupied and open protect patients with
patient rooms billow and covers.
CPR Blue Stay with the paitent Stay out of the way,
and continue to help the unit and
provide care anything needed
Give location.
Fire Alert Red, Five Rescue Recuse and protect
safety program Alarm individuals in
Contain immediate danger
Extinguish
Deteriorating Rapid Response Press the rapid Aid if able and try to
Patient/Client Team response button or stay out of the way
Condition call *99 and assist of the team.
with patients.
Potentially Code Green Nurse should stay Stay away from the
Dangerous/Aggressive calm and gather area and help keep
Person(s) enough information. visitors away from
The nurse should dial the area.
*99 to report an
aggressive patient or
visitor and give
location.
Elopement Alert Gray Give identifiers Monitor corridors
Stay on the phone and exits for the
with security patient.

2. Where did you access the disaster plan (electronic/posted) and was it easy to locate?
The nurses station, it was semi easy to find. The nurses wasn’t sure where to locate it first but
ended looking around for a while.
3. When was the disaster plan last updated?
The disaster plan paper format was last updated in 2013
4. What is one advantage and one disadvantage of how the plan is available?
Advantage of having both online and paper format is that you have a better accesses. One
disadvantage to the paper format is that I was not up to date information and was not readily
available.
5. In your own opinion, is the staffing able to implement the disaster plan?
In my opinion the staffing at the clinical site are able to implement the disaster plan
because there is about 4-5 nurses and about 4 patients to 1 nurse.