Preparing to cope with a disaster—or with any event that interrupts the business of your laboratory—is a necessity that should be accepted as a cost of doing business.

From the devastating Midwest floods to the West Coast wildfires, it’s clear that the big question for your lab isn’t if it will face a major crisis event, but will your disaster plan hold when crisis hits.

Unfortunately, many organizations do not consider how to best prepare themselves until it’s too late. Does your laboratory have plans and programs in place to deal with a significant disruption to operations?

At this 90-minute webinar, you’ll learn how to create an effective disaster preparedness program that focuses on the business critical functions that must still operate during a disruption of any kind; natural or man-made. You’ll also find out how to ensure that such a program is adequately resourced, proven, and tested; kept current and up to date; and improved on a regular basis.

Employing a business continuity plan will reduce impacts to your customers and stakeholders, while making your organization strong, competitive, and better able to react to surprise events, seize business opportunities that arise, and implement new initiatives. If your organization can recover from a disaster you can certainly handle smaller challenges.

Attend this interactive webinar on Wednesday September 16th at 2PM ET and you will:

• Learn the 10 best ways to ensure your laboratory is prepared to deal with a disaster
• Get an in-depth understanding of the value of a business continuity program to your laboratory, its clients, and stakeholders
• Learn how to prepare your staff for the issues and risks that can arise in any large-scale emergency
• Gain the tools needed to get started with the development of a business continuity program

You’ll also have the opportunity to ask questions in our interactive Q&A portion of the program. Take this hassle-free approach to gain insight into this critical issue in the laboratory industry. And you can invite your entire group – for one low fee.

Continuing education credit is available. For more information, please call 800-401-5937, ext. 2.

FEATURED FACULTY

Gina Potenza, CBCP
Director of Information Systems, Laboratory Alliance of Central New York, LLC

HOST & MODERATOR:

Stephanie Murg,
Editor, Diagnostic Testing and Technology Report Washington G-2 Reports

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