risk management is for everyone be prepared karol dyson denise frebertshauser
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RISK MANAGEMENT IS RISK MANAGEMENT IS FOR EVERYONEFOR EVERYONE
RISK MANAGEMENT IS RISK MANAGEMENT IS FOR EVERYONEFOR EVERYONE
Be PreparedBe Prepared
Karol DysonKarol DysonDenise FrebertshauserDenise Frebertshauser
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SO JUST WHAT DOES
RISK MANAGEMENT
MEAN ?
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What is Risk ?• “Risk” is the uncertainty about a future
event that threatens an organization’s ability to accomplish its mission.
• The unexpected things that can happen to the participants, spectators, the properties and reputation of University of Maryland Extension – 4-H Youth Development.
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• Risk Management is the process used to protect assets by minimizing the potential for negative outcomes.
• Practicing good risk management allows us to focus on achieving our mission.
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What is Risk Management?
It means the 4-H club, group or planning committee anticipates potential risks as the activity is planned and decides ways to manage these risks.
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RECOGNITION OF RISKS
Type of activity•Level of danger: obvious, unknown
Possible risks•Tools, animals, location, plants, insects
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Risk Management Process
Phase 1:Risk Analysis
Risk Identification Evaluation & Measurement
Phase 2:Risk Response
Risk ControlFinancing &
Communication
Phase 3:Risk ReviewMonitor and
Evaluate RiskPlans
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SAFETY FIRST
•All appropriate safety equipment•Special attention to high risk activities•Training in use of tools and equipment•Safety procedures and rules
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ESTABLISH RULES
• explain rules at beginning of program
• remember Behavioral Expectations
• Establish/follow discipline system
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MEETING PLACES
Know location of :• telephones• fire extinguishers• exits• system of attendance • emergency evacuation procedure
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PLANNING YOUR ACTIVITIES
THINGS TO CONSIDER– Age– Location– Time– Special needs of audience– Rest rooms– Electrical needs– Supplies needed– Cost– Transportation– Number of helpers needed
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TRANSPORTATION
• encourage parents to bring own child or make arrangements for transportation
• do not ask other volunteers or parents to transport youth
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When parents/volunteers are transporting,
remind them:
• Proper insurance and license• Seat belts • Written permission to transport• Emergency contact information
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PERMISSION SLIPS should contain:
Information forms•food/medicine allergies•emergency contacts•special medical concerns•permission to transport•arrangements for pick up•system to communicate change of plans
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HEALTH FORMS
• Use for high risk activities • Overnights• When parents are not present for
any extended period of time• Can include permission for otc
meds
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MEDICAL ISSUES
Medicines•Do not administer•Locked box•Know allergies•Emergencies: know acceptable otc meds (in writing)
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EMERGENCIES– Know proper procedures– Do not transport a child for medical care– Know where to find the closest EMT,
nurse or doctor (within 20 minutes if possible)
– Have children do as much as possible for themselves, such as cleaning up blood.
– Maintain a basic First Aid kit– Always inform a parent or guardian of
any medical treatment administered
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PROTECT YOURSELF
• Do not be alone with a child • Child’s right to privacy• Bathing suit rule• Sleeping arrangements• Ratio of adults to children• Do not leave a child alone• Carry a cell phone or whistle for
emergencies• Accident Insurance
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Have a Risk Management Plan!
• The risk management checklist on the 4-H Youth Development website is a helpful tool.
• Involve adults and youth in developing the risk management plan so everyone is thinking about safety.
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Risk Management Checklist
• Facilities• Transportation• Participant Health Related Requirements• Unexpected Situations• Supervision• Participant & Parent/Guardian Awareness• Overnight Programming
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Risk Management Process
Phase 1:Risk Analysis
Risk Identification Evaluation & Measurement
Phase 2:Risk Response
Risk ControlFinancing &
Communication
Phase 3:Risk ReviewMonitor and
Evaluate RiskPlans
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Accident/Incident Reporting – When?
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When?
• An Accident is defined as: any personal injury that requires more than minimal medical attention. Minor medial attention such as the dispensing of medication and the cleaning and dressing of small wounds, do not require this level of documentation. In these instances, the documentation of treatment in the Healthcare Log/Medication Log is sufficient.
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• An Incident is defined as: any activity that results in the temporary removal of a participant from an activity, or the dismissal of an individual for the duration of the event or that may result in other disciplinary action. An incident may or may not also involve an accident.
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Accident/Incident Reporting Process?
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Process?• Accidents – Does not require EMS
Insure that the individual(s) are receiving appropriate medical attention.
Immediately attempt to notify the parent/legal guardian of the accident.
Completely fill out a Maryland 4-H Accident/Incident Report Form.
Within 24 hours contact the individual(s) 4-H Extension Educator and submit completed Accident/Incident Report Form.
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Process?• Accidents – Require EMS or involves a threat/attempt of suicide or
self-multilation
Insure that the individual(s) are receiving appropriate medical attention.
Immediately attempt to notify the parent/legal guardian of the accident.
Completely fill out a Maryland 4-H Accident/Incident Report Form.
As soon as the situation is under control, contact the individual(s) 4-H Extension Educator and the County Extension Director to notify them of the accident.
Do not respond to requests from the media.
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IncidentsIsolate the individual(s) involved and locate the designated Event
Manager/Camp Director.Immediately attempt to notify the parent/legal guardian of the
incident, and keep the individual(s) under MCE volunteer or employee supervision until the parent/guardian arrives/is located.
Completely fill out a Maryland 4-H Accident/Incident Report Form.As soon as the situation is under control, contact the individual(s) 4-H
Extension Educator to notify them of the incident. Within 24 hours or as soon as possible, forward one copy of the
completed Maryland 4-H Accident/Incident Report Form to the 4-H Extension Educator.
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IncidentsIf, in accordance with the established Maryland 4-H Disciplinary Policy
and Procedures, an incident warrants the immediate dismissal of an individual(s) from the event, within 2 days or as soon as possible upon the completion of the event, notify the parents/legal guardians in writing of the deviation from the Maryland 4-H Behavioral Expectations. Send a copy of this correspondence to the State 4-H Leader. Refer to the Maryland 4-H Disciplinary Policy and Procedures for follow up actions. With regard to any further disciplinary action (i.e., Sanctions), copies of ANY correspondence should immediately be forwarded to the State 4-H Leader.
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Incidents involving the 4-H Name or Emblem
• Immediately contact the Extension Educator.
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Risk Management Process
Phase 1:Risk Analysis
Risk Identification Evaluation & Measurement
Phase 2:Risk Response
Risk ControlFinancing &
Communication
Phase 3:Risk ReviewMonitor and
Evaluate RiskPlans
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When We Pay Attention to
Risk Management Issues…
• It becomes an important educational component of our programs, focusing on safety and prevention.
• Participants can focus on learning in a safe, comfortable environment.
• Faculty & Volunteers limit their liability exposure.
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Ten Crisis Communications Essentials
• Have an established Crisis Communication Plan• Utilize Initial Holding Statements • Lock down communications• Designate one spokesperson• Do not speculate or give information “off the record”• Share the message with participants/parents• Be proactive with the public – including the media• Partner with experts• Keep track of all media inquires• Translate lessons learned into action
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"By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail."
-- Benjamin Franklin
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KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CAUTION AND PARANOIA
REMEMBER THAT OLD ADAGE:
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.”
Let your good common sense prevail.