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States with upcoming renewal deadlines: Virginia, Vermont, and New Mexico CEUs due by March 31st. Minnesota CEUs due by April 30th. Use discount code "nhastandup" and visit our site here. Good morning. In February, we completed our six-week Sunday series where we focused on actionable tactics you can utilize to reduce elopement risk and create a safer community for your residents. If you missed any of the series or want to complete it again, you can view each week through the links below.If you missed week 1, check it out here.If you missed week 2, review it here. If you missed week 3, here it is. Check out week 4, here. Week 5 can be found here. Week 6, the final week, can be read here.
Elevate your Community Safety Month 1 Drill Scenario Congratulations, you've successfully shifted your culture and carried out tactics within a robust plan to make your community a safer place for your residents. You can rest easier at night knowing you have
The work is never complete, but the work you've completed will set you up for success. Ongoing Elopement Drills Moving forward, you must carry out monthly elopement drills on each shift to ensure the culture of safety and accountability continues. With each drill, you will immediately complete a SWOT analysis with the participants and create on-the-spot education. 
Elopement Drill Scenario For this month's scenario, you will assign a team member to escort a resident (who is in on it) into their office with them unnoticed. Have them close and lock their office door while inside with the resident. Then, go tell the nurse or caregiver you were looking for said resident can cannot find them. Take note of the following.
Complete this scenario, SWOT analysis, and after-action education for all three shifts. It's ok to complete a table top drill of the scenario on third shift as to not disturb the residents. Whenever you're ready, there are a couple of ways I can help you.
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