They can be staff members of the facility performing various tasks from housekeeping to maintenance to laboratories. Although Camden-Clark's team includes a nurse from the emergency department, Rose suggests choosing people whose jobs are outside of clinical areas because those people will need to treat patients during such emergencies, rather than cleaning up spills. Training Training is another cost that could run your facility into the tens of thousands of dollars. After all, you are paying your team members during their training sessions. When they are training, they're not performing their usual duties at the facility.
Training is of the utmost importance, however.
People on the team must know what they're doing and they must be trained routinely so they don't forget proper procedures. Troy says he was only conducting one eight-hour training session a year initially. People weren't retaining what they were being taught. Troy now conducts an eight-hour class each month. Members must attend at least six of the classes each year.