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ACH safety officer Daren Bolen works with ACH volunteers during an Arkansas Children's Hospital drill.

ACH safety officer Daren Bolen works with ACH
employee volunteers during a Code Green drill at
the hospital.

Personal Preparedness Resources

The first and most important thing we must do is prepare our families and homes for a disaster. If you are a victim of a disaster, you will not be able to work. And if your family is in danger or you are not sure of their safety, you will not be able to focus on your job. The best thing you can do as a healthcare provider, and a citizen is to take the time NOW to prepare yourself and your family for a disaster. The following list of Web sites offer resources to help you in this effort.

For questions or concerns regarding disaster preparedness, please contact Kristin Lyle, MD or Doug Brown.

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