Audience
MOSHE members, hospital facility management and engineering staff and partners, emergency preparedness staff
Overview
This interactive tabletop exercise brings together health care engineers, facility managers and emergency preparedness professionals to explore the critical intersection of emergency response and health care facility operations. Participants will work through a realistic, scenario-based incident affecting a health care environment, examining how infrastructure, utilities, life safety systems and operational decision-making directly impact patient care and staff safety during an emergency. Through guided discussion and collaborative problem-solving, attendees will identify vulnerabilities, share best practices and strengthen coordination between facility management and emergency preparedness functions, reinforcing the facility’s role as a cornerstone of health care resilience.
Objectives
Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:
- strengthen coordination between facility operations and emergency response by examining how infrastructure, utilities, life safety systems and operational decision‑making affect patient care and staff safety during emergencies
- improve organizational resilience by identifying facility‑related vulnerabilities, sharing best practices and reinforcing collaboration between health care engineering, facility management and emergency preparedness professionals through scenario‑based problem‑solving
Register
To ensure you receive all course materials needed to participate, register before:
November 16, 2026 12:00 PM
Cost
Complimentary for
MOSHE Members
$50 per person for
Non-MOSHE Members
(or join MOSHE)
Co-Hosting Organization
Missouri Society for Healthcare Engineering
Event Planner
Kara Amann
Director of Hospital Preparedness Programs
Send an Email
573-893-3700 | ext. 1402



