POCT Disaster Planning

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During this Covid-19 pandemic, we have not seen "business as usual". Many things have had to change, and that includes within Point of Care. I invite all of my colleagues to read about TriCore's experience, and then join in the conversation on the listserv to share your own observations. We all benefit when we learn from each other.


Attachment.  KD-COVID paper-7.30-FINAL.pdf


After reading, please consider the questions below.


Here are some questions to start a conversation:


1. How has POCT been brought into the conversation in your organization?


2. How did you educate yourselves (e.g. about emergency use authorization (EUA)? How did that play into decisions made?


3. How are you addressing training and competency?


4. What are you doing about managing expired controls?


5. What has been your biggest takeaway from this whole experience?


That should be plenty to get us started. Thank you for reading, and I look forward to sharing a rich and lively discussion.


Kathleen


 


 



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Could I listen in too?  Thank you.


KlaskeC2@ccf.org


Just listen-thanks
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I will be listening. Thanks Kathleen.


I will be listening. Thanks Kathleen




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Please send me an invite. Thanks!  Maria.Montano@va.gov


 

Yes indeed! Please include me. I’ll listen in but I’m assuming there will be a way to enter chats or comments? 

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If I can I'd love to listen also.


Thank you!


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Yes the topic is very apropos, are you able to send me the details (date/time)?


Thank you,


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