“In a tabletop exercise you would be role-playing two sides… the question… what tools would they reach for?… to inform the audience… how governments may act.”
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NYU Langone Health · Becker’s Healthcare - Clinical Leadership Podcast · Fritz François, MD, Executive Vice President, Vice Dean, and Chief of Hospital Operations at NYU Langone Health
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conduct at least two or sometimes three tabletop emergency exercises each year, creating scenario-based stress tests
at least two or sometimes three
“In a tabletop exercise you would be role-playing two sides… the question… what tools would they reach for?… to inform the audience… how governments may act.”
“Stress testing the models ... trying to expose weaknesses ... creates a baseline for the performance of your models”
“Tabletop exercises are extremely valuable… to have some of the different players involved, IT, key administrative individuals… to work through how we would respond to a ransomware attack.”
“You can fund your long-term care needs with 100,000, 200,000, and the long-term care carrier will match your 100,000 or 2,000 with the multiple of sometimes one-to-one, sometimes two-to-one, sometimes three-to-one”
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