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Operation Fire and Rain is a drill for physicians to
test emergency office plans
“Fire and Rain - the Ultimate Challenge”
Does your office have an emergency operations plan?
Have you had a chance to test the plan? Would you like to
see how your plan works in a simulation?
Click on this link to hear a broadcast designed
to let you test your plan.
Broadcast
Don’t have a plan yet? Download a template to write a plan.
Simple, fast, easy and free!
Scroll down to the
Physician Office Emergency Operation Plan
http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/WEB22AJ8VNXEBN
Colorado’s health care system may be overwhelmed during the medical response to a disaster such as a flu pandemic. Private practicing physician will likely be on the front lines of any response to a major event.
Are you and your family prepared?
Are you and your practice prepared?
Would you know what to do?
Do you know what others would do?
Find the answers, talk with Colorado physicians like yourself and access the resources you need to be ready by visiting the CMS Disaster Preparedness Website.
About this project
The Colorado Medical Society, in collaboration with local medical societies, has contracted with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment through the Hospital Preparedness Program to coordinate disaster preparedness, planning and response activities for physicians. The goal is to assure that Colorado physicians are prepared for catastrophic incidents and have developed and practiced a plan for their practice.
Physician Office Emergency Operation Plan
Disaster Preparedness
Important Links
Colorado Medicine (Volume 104, Number 5)
