Don’t miss our newest Bulletin! Explore the article: "The Future of Special Pathogen Response" by Shelly Scwedhelm and Darrell Ruby, CEM. #IAEM#IAEMBulletin
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I am speaking at IAEM 2024! Will I see you there? I'll be presenting on "Regional and National Special Pathogen Preparedness: Collaboration, Coordination and Cooperation" highlighting the work done in Region 10 and with national partners. #IAEM24#IAEM#NETEC#NSPS#Providence
It's hard to believe it's been one year since we cared for our first patients with #COVID19 at Sacred Heart Medical Center. Providence's Christa Arguinchona takes a look back in this @KREM2 news segment. #Spokane#Providence https://t.co/MgBFsNpEGG
Dr. Ojogho got the first #COVIDvaccine at @providence_phc today. “As a physician and as a person of color, I’m very, very aware of how this virus has devastated our community. This vaccine is really the ray of #hope that’s going to lift our spirits and help us defeat this virus."
Day in and day out, our caregivers are providing lifesaving care for patients with COVID-19. So what's it like when people don't take safety precautions seriously? A caregiver perspective from Christa Arguinchona, RN, special pathogens program manager. #COVID19
Great work from Providence Sacred Heart Center & @TheNETEC's Special Pathogens Research Network on the impact during the #remdesivir clinical trial. @providence@providence_phc @christaarg #COVID19
https://t.co/5wBP6xZMUS
Look inside the Special Pathogens Unit at Providence Sacred Heart in Spokane. (Note: This video depicts a training exercise, not actual patient care. PPE shown is at a higher level than required to treat #COVID19 patients. Caregivers shown may not be involved patient care.)
319 years ago today (in the year 1700), a giant 9.0 earthquake hit our coast and a huge tsunami followed, traveling as far as Japan. It could happen again at any point.
Are you at least 2 Weeks Ready? https://t.co/tv6mNVmY67
#AlaskaEarthquake: Expect aftershocks. These secondary shockwaves are usually less violent than the main quake but can be strong enough to do additional damage to weakened structures and can occur in the first hours, days, weeks, or even months after the quake.