Crisis staff training at the Mistelbach State Clinic: Strengthen security!

Crisis staff training at the Mistelbach State Clinic: Strengthen security!

e Important exercise for coping with the crisis recently took place in the State Clinic Mistelbach-Gänserndorf. In cooperation with the Lower Austrian Civil Protection Association, the processes for emergencies were trained to ensure operational readiness in extraordinary situations. In view of the importance of hospitals as a critical infrastructure, it is essential that they are prepared for various threats and can ensure their functionality at any time.

The training included realistic scenarios that were geared towards possible blackouts and extreme weather conditions. The training offered the participants the opportunity to prepare for emergencies and optimize instructions in critical moments. This type of preparation is particularly important so that patient care remains guaranteed even in emergencies.

collaboration and expertise

Numerous specialists from the clinic took part in the exercise, including the commercial director Florian Trummer and nursing director Christian Pleil. Representatives of the Lower Austria Civil Protection Association, such as Norbert Kapeller and Manuela Pillwein, were also there. Their goal was to develop coordinated reactions to unexpected crisis situations and to strengthen communication between the different departments.

In the modern world, hospitals are often confronted with many challenges, be it through technical disorders, natural disasters or other crisis scenarios. The State Clinic Mistelbach has brought its measures to coping with emergency coping with this exercise. Such training not only strengthen the trust of employees in their own skills, but also offer patients a certain level of security that they are well looked after in the event of an emergency.

This exercise shows the commitment of the clinic to be able to operate even under extreme conditions. According to information from www.noen.at are regular Crisis training a central part of emergency management in the Lower Austria State and University Clinics.