Mac’s Safety Space: Speaking of EC.4.12 and the 96-hour rule . . .
Hospital Safety Insider, January 23, 2008
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Join Steven MacArthur, safety consultant for The Greeley Company, as he offers advice and best practices on a variety of hospital safety topics in Mac's Safety Space.
Mac writes in today's posting that he advises clients to review the results of their hazard vulnerability analyses and "identify those events that . . . could result in community support and resources being inaccessible for a period of up to 96 hours."
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