In healthcare settings, emergency protocols and staff training play crucial roles in investigating and resolving immediate jeopardy situations. The process for addressing such situations differs depending on the type of healthcare setting involved, with hospitals generally having more resources at their disposal than nursing homes. Hospitals typically have more highly trained staff and greater access to specialized equipment, which can help them respond more quickly and effectively to emergencies. In contrast, nursing homes may rely more heavily on external resources such as emergency medical services or nearby hospitals to provide support in an immediate jeopardy situation. Regardless of the specific setting, all healthcare providers should prioritize regular staff training and ongoing review of emergency protocols to ensure that they are prepared to handle any potential emergencies that may arise.