Active Shooter/Code Silver Training and Tabletops
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Upon completion, the participant will:
- Develop a basic understanding of the Active Shooter/Code Silver concerns and strategies;
- Develop awareness of extremity bleeding control with life threatening bleeds
Included in this training in the "handouts" section are powerpoint presentations that can be utilized to perform your own Active Shooter tabletops, however, we have created narrated versions of these tabletop scenarios that you may utilize by turning up the volume so that every one can hear the scenario updates and discussion prompts. After reading each slide, the narrator will stay quiet to allow for thought and discussion. When your team is ready to proceed to the next update, click the blue “Next” button at the bottom right-hand corner of the screen.
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Active Shooter/Code SIlver Training
Begin self-paced component package.
Begin self-paced component package.
Got 20-25 minutes?
This training will walk you through Run-Hide-Fight, Secure-Preserve-Fight, and the Stop the Bleed Initiative.
Active Shooter TableTop: Disgruntled Employee
Begin self-paced component package.
Begin self-paced component package.
This scenario details the attack of a disgruntled ex-employee. This scenario was drafted to assist centers with testing their emergency operations plans. Though it is a very real scenario, and situations like this one have happened in the world, it is not based on a true story.
To proceed through this tabletop with me as a narrator, turn the volume up so that every one can hear the scenario updates and discussion prompts. After reading each slide, I will stay quiet to allow for thought and discussion. When your team is ready to proceed to the next update, click the blue “Next” button at the bottom right-hand corner of the screen.
Active Shooter TableTop: Threatening Patient
Begin self-paced component package.
Begin self-paced component package.
This scenario details the attack of a threatening patient. This scenario was drafted to assist centers with testing their emergency operations plans. Though the beginning of this scenario has happened in one of our health centers, and situations like this one have happened in the world, it is not based on a true story.
To proceed through this tabletop with me as a narrator, turn the volume up so that every one can hear the scenario updates and discussion prompts. After reading each slide, I will stay quiet to allow for thought and discussion. When your team is ready to proceed to the next update, click the blue “Next” button at the bottom right-hand corner of the screen