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Management of Medical Emergencies.

Emergency situations involving clients and/or staff may occur any time; therefore, all agencies must have written plans and protocols/ operating procedures for the management of on-site medical and non-medical emergencies. There must be a procedure in place for maintenance of emergency resuscitative drugs, emergency medical supplies, and emergency medical equipment including an AED. All staff should be trained in emergency procedures and must be familiar with the plans. Health care providers have a responsibility to assure that clients are appropriately served in an emergency situation. It is essential that clinical staff are fluent in the location and use of emergency equipment and licensed medical staff providing direct patient care services must be trained in CPR and hold current certification.