Active Shooter: Prevention and Preparedness

A risk assessment effort is only one part of a true ERM program. The most sustainable value comes from a shift in an entity’s culture with regards to how it considers, evaluates and acts on risks on an ongoing basis.

A risk assessment effort is only one part of a true ERM program. The most sustainable value comes from a shift in an entity’s culture with regards to how it considers, evaluates and acts on risks on an ongoing basis.

Previously-presented 2019 Webinars are available to PRIMA members to download.

After the Affordable Care Act was fully deployed in 2014, political action has abounded to overturn its broad sweeping requirements.

Risk management professionals must analyze public safety issues in two contexts: understanding the behavior behind a current claim and developing member programs to help to mitigate future risk. Video related to law enforcement interactions frequently become viral internet sensations and national news.

Law enforcement personnel experience frightening potential outcomes when attempting to gauge the situation as they rush to protect. There are many factors at play including the expectations of society, protection of the officer, the collateral damage the perpetrator sets in motion as the violence escalates, critical incident stress, and the long-term impacts of a career in law enforcement.

During this session, you will examine the pros and cons of Telemedicine in workers’ compensation and the current national recommendations, while reviewing strategic ways to implement and avoid pitfalls with your employees.

This presentation will help attendees recognize, respond, rescue and report in the event of an active killer situation. Focus is on care for victims of penetrating trauma and the simple skills that can save lives.

This session will look at what risk managers can do to assist employees suffering from PTSD and what steps to take to minimize and mitigate its affect at the workplace.