Pandemic Preparedness
We help you evaluate your current pandemic preparedness
and develop a plan that aligns with best in class practices.
and develop a plan that aligns with best in class practices.
What Is a Pandemic?
According to the World Health Organization, a pandemic is “the worldwide spread of a new disease.” Generally, the pathogen (which is the virus or bacterium causing the disease) infects people in one part of the world and spreads to many other parts of the world sometimes infecting millions and even billions of people.
Consequently, a pandemic, which may result not only in widespread illness but in large-scale deaths as well, can totally disrupt how and/or whether your organization is able to conduct business as usual. Pandemics may result in the following:
Understandably, many people experience heightened anxiety and fear when faced with the reality of a pandemic. Nevertheless, there are steps that you can take to minimize the disruption that you, your organization and/or family may experience.
Why have a preparedness plan?
The threat of a disease spreading across the globe should be taken seriously. There are real, actionable things you and your team can do to minimize the impact a pandemic might have on your organization and those you care about. Are you prepared?
Take a self-survey to understand what your current state looks like.
According to the World Health Organization, a pandemic is “the worldwide spread of a new disease.” Generally, the pathogen (which is the virus or bacterium causing the disease) infects people in one part of the world and spreads to many other parts of the world sometimes infecting millions and even billions of people.
Consequently, a pandemic, which may result not only in widespread illness but in large-scale deaths as well, can totally disrupt how and/or whether your organization is able to conduct business as usual. Pandemics may result in the following:
- Slowed supply chains
- Mass closings of businesses and schools
- Restricted travel
- Weak economies
- Hysteria and confusion
- Misinformation
Understandably, many people experience heightened anxiety and fear when faced with the reality of a pandemic. Nevertheless, there are steps that you can take to minimize the disruption that you, your organization and/or family may experience.
Why have a preparedness plan?
The threat of a disease spreading across the globe should be taken seriously. There are real, actionable things you and your team can do to minimize the impact a pandemic might have on your organization and those you care about. Are you prepared?
Take a self-survey to understand what your current state looks like.
What is your preparedness plan like?
How does your plan compare to best practices?
How does your plan compare to best practices?
Do you have visual instructions?
You need visual instructions to keep your employees safe. Visual management provides ongoing reminders to enforce social distancing. It is an additional communication style to show your employees you care.
You need visual instructions to keep your employees safe. Visual management provides ongoing reminders to enforce social distancing. It is an additional communication style to show your employees you care.
How do you protect your employees?
Your employees are your most valuable assets, and just like your family, you want to keep them safe. Demonstrate your commitment to their well-being by providing them the resources, the information and the knowledge they deserve to reduce their risk and exposure while being at their place of work.
Your employees are your most valuable assets, and just like your family, you want to keep them safe. Demonstrate your commitment to their well-being by providing them the resources, the information and the knowledge they deserve to reduce their risk and exposure while being at their place of work.