Healthcare training often prioritizes high-frequency scenarios, leaving low-probability, high-impact events underemphasized. Yet disasters rarely resemble routine operations.
Chemical exposures, mass casualty incidents, pandemics, and infrastructure failures demand skills that cannot be improvised under stress.
Preparedness requires:
- Competency-based training
- Scenario realism
- Interdisciplinary drills
- Regular refreshers
Training for rare events builds confidence, reduces panic, and improves coordination when systems are under pressure.
Preparedness is built in rehearsal, not reaction.
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