Preparing for a Crisis: Getting your health care organization ready to respond

For a health care provider, a crisis can come from almost any direction and threaten the reputation and trust that have been built over years – or even decades. And, while a crisis or emergency can be unpredictable, the response to it should not be.

Here is Padilla’s perspective on planning for a crisis.

And, while a crisis or emergency can be unpredictable, the response to it should not be. Click To Tweet

No two organizations are alike, but this checklist contains important tactics to consider:

Here’s a crisis response case study from our crisis team providing strategic communication during a nurses strike at a large metropolitan health care system. Curious about how prepared your organization is to manage a crisis? Take our Crisis IQ Quiz today. If an urgent need for crisis communication arises, call Padilla’s 24/7 Crisis Hotline at 1.877.PR ER 911.

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