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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the 'Facility Name', 'Date', 'Completed By', and 'Time' in the designated fields at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying the assessment.
  3. Next, assess and select the appropriate 'Level of Care' for each resident. Review the descriptions provided for Level I, II, and III to ensure accurate categorization based on their medical needs.
  4. Indicate the 'Facility Type' and 'Transport Type' that will be used during evacuation. Choose from options like Hospital, SNF, or Subacute for facility type, and BLS or Wheelchair Van for transport type.
  5. Finally, input the total 'Number of Residents' requiring evacuation. Ensure all entries are accurate before saving your completed form.

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General Procedures Patients in immediate danger should be moved first. They should follow a lead nurse into a safe area. Move patients who are closest to danger first (non-ambulatory and ambulatory). Direct ambulatory patients toward a safe area. Have wheelchair or walker dependent patients escorted to a safe area.
Introduction to evacuation planning (PDF 215KB) Evacuation aims to reduce loss of life or lessen the effects of a hazard on a community, before or during a disaster. There is a nationally consistent five-stage evacuation process: (1) Decision to evacuate (2) Warning (3) Withdrawal (4) Shelter (5) Return.
The three categories of evacuation in a fire are simultaneous evacuation, vertical or horizontal phased evacuation, and silent alarm evacuation. You can find out more about these different approaches in our guide to the three types of fire evacuation.
Prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery are the five steps of Emergency Management.
Evacuation Procedure Stop all activities immediately. Assess that all persons can evacuate the area. Follow EXIT signs to the nearest safe exit. Use the stairs. Allow others to enter the stairwell. Steer clear of hazards. Move away from the building. Do not re-enter the building without an all clear.

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In the event of an emergency, such as a fire, chemical spill, hazmat issue, tornado, active shooter, bomb threat, inclement weather, or extended power outage, please follow the guidelines listed below for evacuation.
For employers that need a guide on how to write an emergency evacuation plan for their workplace, refer to the steps below: Step 1: Evaluate the Emergency. Step 2: Determine Exit Routes. Step 3: Identify Safe Areas. Step 4: Develop Evacuation Procedures. Step 5: Discuss with Employees. Step 6: Assign Responsibilities.
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