Emergency Preparedness as a Continuous Improvement Cycle Perspectives from a Postacute Rehabilitation Facility

Seale, G. S. (2010). Emergency Preparedness as a Continuous Improvement Cycle: Perspectives from a Postacute Rehabilitation Facility. (Abstract only.) Rehabilitation Psychology. 55(3): 247-54.
The objectives of this study were to describe the iterative process of emergency planning and preparedness as it relates to post-acute rehabilitation facilities. The study focused on facility staff involved in the evacuation and ongoing care post evacuation, and adults with moderate to severe acquired brain injury receiving residential post-acute rehabilitation and long-term care services.
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