EXERCISE EAST 2013 REVIEW AND EVALUATION MAY 2013.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Tips and Resources IASC Cluster/Sector Leadership Training
Advertisements

The use of role play and VLEs in teaching Environmental Management Juliette Pavey Danny Donoghue University of Durham 18 th November 2003.
Halton Housing Trust Customer Scrutiny Panel An introduction to our Service Reviews.
The Aged Care Standards and Accreditation Agency Ltd Continuous Improvement in Residential Aged Care.
© Grant Thornton UK LLP. All rights reserved. Review of Partnership Working: Follow Up Review Vale of Glamorgan Council Final Report- November 2009.
Corporate Card Helpdesk Customer Satisfaction Survey 2005 Feedback Results.
[Exercise Name] Functional Exercise Player Briefing [Location] [Date] [Logo Here]
Exercise Swaps Community Emergency Response Team.
Practical Skills for Leaders Archdiocese of Cape Town Centre for Pastoral Development.
EVALUATION FINDINGS AND STATE SUCCESS STORIES AUGUST 30, CDC Field Triage Decision Scheme Implementation Project.
Tabletop Exercise Meningitis Outbreak
Team Development Agenda Questions from previous session BlackBoard comments & questions Team building Developmental model for teams Rationale for TB Culture.
“LEADS”: Leadership Enhancement And Development System.
CfE Higher Physical Education
EEN [Canada] Forum Shelley Borys Director, Evaluation September 30, 2010 Developing Evaluation Capacity.
Teachers have a significant role in developing and implementing the most effective teaching and learning strategies in their classroom and striving for.
Performance Management Open Information Session Spring 2009.
Self Assessment Feedback Logistics R Us GOLD Member.
Unit 2: Managing the development of self and others Life Science and Chemical Science Professionals Higher Apprenticeships Unit 2 Managing the development.
Making the most of your supervision meetings Alyson Williamson Education Services Manager.
©Searchlight Insurance Training ILM – Endorsed Programme in Management and Leadership Every year the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) recognises.
So What Can I Expect When I Serve on an NEASC/CPSS Visiting Team? A Primer for New Team Members.
Copyright – Disaster Resistant Communities Group - Drill Overview.
Topic 4 How organisations promote quality care Codes of Practice
Overview of the workout TimeContentMethod / Person 10 minutesWelcome & objectives Trainer led 20 minutes Coaching – what it is; why it’s so important;
Communications AND TRAINING PLAN FOR [project]
Your Ambulance Service Foundation Trust Consultation.
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This website reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be.
1 Women Entrepreneurs in Rural Tourism Evaluation Indicators Bristol, November 2010 RG EVANS ASSOCIATES November 2010.
Commissioning Self Analysis and Planning Exercise activity sheets.
June 4,  Why are we spending time discussing elements of effective group work ?  Effective and collaborative group work requires an intentional.
Shelter Training 08b – Belgium, 16 th –18 th November, 2008 based on content developed by This session will look at how to prepare Shelter Training for.
School Improvement Partnership Programme: Summary of interim findings March 2014.
Designing a Training Program RATIONALE OF THE TRAINING Background or introduction of what the training is all about –Developments in the field/discipline/area.
European Social Fund Promoting improvement Shirley Jones.
Learn Local Quality Preaccredited Teachers Community of Practice Moderation Workshop South East Victoria ACFE Region 5 th August 2015.
DEVELOPING THE ROLE OF TAS: WORK IN PROGRESS Or, Does your teaching need assistance(ts)?
The National Quality Standard The National Quality Standard (NQS) is a key aspect of the NQF and sets a national benchmark for early childhood education.
WORKSHOP ON DEVELOPING TRAINING SYSTEM FOR PHYTOSANITARY INSPECTORS Edit Tóthné Lippai Preparation of training program - when changing of legislation -
KEVIN SMITH & KIM HORTON JULY 2015 Educational research and teaching Wales.
Ripple Primary School PSQM Principles of Good Science Teaching.
ANNETAVENDALE SSSC 2014 Scotland's Colleges. Why am I here today? To develop dementia links across FE To develop Dementia Ambassadors within further education.
Training for organisations participating in Peer Review of Paediatric Diabetes.
Appraiser Skills Training Workshop One: Initial Training.
Middle Managers Workshop 2: Measuring Progress. An opportunity for middle managers… Two linked workshops exploring what it means to implement the Act.
Stepping Stone Clubhouse BUILDING STRONG STAFF What To Do When Staff Are Not Working Out.
What is revalidation? Every three years, at the point of your renewal of registration, you need to show that, as a professional, you are living by the.
Community Score Card as a social accountability Approach Methodology and Applications March 2015.
Building and Measuring Community Empowerment
MENTORING PROGRAM ICON VIC | 2017 APPLICATION PACK
CONDUCTING THE TRIAL AT
So what can I expect when I serve on a NEASC/CPSS Visiting Team?
Illustrate your football problem on the template on page 2
Credit Risk Skills Workshop Training Evaluation Report
Implementing the NHS KSF Action Planning and Surgery Session
FFA Self-Assessment Session Planner
Course name: Weekly Planning
Academic representative Committee CHAIR training
Professional Certificate in Strategic Change Management
Agenda Welcome and introductions Introduction to Exercise Tangaroa
End of Year Performance Review Meetings and objective setting for 2018/19 This briefing pack is designed to be used by line managers to brief their teams.
STEM Ambassadors – an overview
WHAT IS RISS? The Rural innovation Support Service (RISS) is a bottom-up approach to rural innovation, addressing the needs of land managers RISS gets.
How to conduct Effective Stage-1 Audit
Staff Review and Development (SRD): for all staff
The Early Help Assessment Journey. How to Assure a Quality Journey.
What is revalidation? Every three years, at the point of your renewal of registration, you need to show that, as a professional, you are living by the.
The Early Help Assessment Journey. How to Assure a Quality Journey.
Directions for this Template
Presentation transcript:

EXERCISE EAST 2013 REVIEW AND EVALUATION MAY 2013

What did we want to achieve? What did we measure?

AIM To educate and induct Council staff in the content of the ERC Standard Operating Guidelines and associated arrangements Indicators of success - things which tell us that we have achieved our aim or objective Sources of Evidence – Survey monkey, one on one debriefs, observers feedback, council and agency debriefs.

Objective 1 Areas for improvement identified from NOVEX 2011 (these will be our indicators of success for this objective) 1. Details of the actual emergency to be communicated better 2. Clarity of roles and responsibilities during the exercise and in an emergency 3. Set up and operational process could be better explained or practised more for both observers and participants and actual customer. 4. Structure of the day could be reviewed specifically in areas of duplication of scenarios and method of facilitation. 5. Continued promotion of the ERC model within organisation to encourage greater awareness.

Objective 2 Test the functionality of the new facility plan at Boroondara. Test the two facilities. Indicator of success Did the layout reflect/ follow the plan for Boroondara? Indicator of success Feedback incorporated any issues or comments in relation to the layout - both sites.

Objective 3 Test the ERC structure – Physical, communications, function Indicator of success The exercise enhanced the future planning and development of the ERC structure and associated components as outline above.

Objective 4 Increase knowledge and capacity of participants by providing training in their roles. Indicator of success The confidence level of participants is high due to increased knowledge of their roles.

Objective 5 Provide the opportunity to exercise the check in process so ERC staff are able to effectively and efficiently operate in the process in a real event. Indicators of success Check in worked well without obvious signs of stress, hold up, confusion for attendees or staff.

Objective 6 Identify assumptions within the model within a controlled exercise setting Indicators of success Relationship/partnerships of agencies and staff working collaboratively, and the agencies demonstrating self sufficiency. Effectiveness of the Standard operating guidelines Teams Alpha and Bravo were able to run the centre

Objective 7 To develop agencies understanding about our own and others within ERC arrangements Indicator of success Continued partnerships/solid communication network Increased participation and involvement of relevant agencies Agencies value the work of participants and associated exercise Staff have positive experiences with agencies

So how did we go? Lets look at some feedback and assessment of the processes.

Objective 1 Indicator of Success Communicate the actual emergency A power point was presented at both sites with the scenario displayed. Role plays were in line with the scenario Facilitator educated the audience on the scenario Some comments on how facilitation may work better but not on the scenario

Objective 1 Indicator of Success Clarity of roles and responsibilities during the exercise and in an emergency We believed this was covered under objective number 4??? Indicator of Success Set up and operational process could be better explained or practised more for both observers and participants and actual customer. We had 44 comments about the set up of the centres, indicates we need to work on the set up.

Objective 1 Indicator of Success Structure of the day could be reviewed specifically in areas of duplication of scenarios and method of facilitation Changed the role plays – am different than pm Feedback received on facilitation

Objective 1 Indicator of Success No 5 Continued promotion of the ERC model within organisation to encourage greater awareness. Survey Monkey – How would you rate your knowledge of the roles and responsibilities of council agencies and organisations during an emergency exercise:

Objective 1 Indicator of Success No 5 – Continued

Objective 1 Indicator of Success No 5 – Continued

Objective 2 Indicator of success Did the layout reflect/ follow the plan for Boroondara? Great to get better understanding of set up/arrangement of BSC.

Objective 2 Indicator of success Feedback incorporated any issues or comments in relation to the layout - both sites. Was the exercise able to inform any improvements in relation to the facility plans? Comments considerable in number and varied Need better setup process/set up process was good etc Signage needs improvement Need detailed floor plan Wheel chairs, defibrillators to included in plan

Objective 3 Indicator of success Test the ERC structure – physical, communications, functions Feedback covered, animals, set up, OH&S, exercise, functions, communications etc

Objective 4 Increase knowledge and capacity of participants by providing training in their roles. Indicator of success The confidence level of participants is high due to increased knowledge of their roles. Review: while quite a few negative comments % is small in comparison to attendees. Survey monkey 71.9 % either agreed or strongly agreed they felt confident walking into the exercise. “

Objective 4 continued After the exercise 87.3% felt fairly confident or above

Objective 5 Indicators of success Check in worked well without obvious signs of stress, hold up, confusion for attendees or staff. Positive Feedback = It seemed to work pretty well Negative feedback = No good highly disorganised etc

Objective 6 Indicators of success Relationship/partnerships of agencies and staff working collaboratively, and the agencies demonstrating self sufficiency. Effectiveness of the Standard operating guidelines Teams Alpha and Bravo were able to run the centre

Objective 7 Indicators of success Continued partnerships/solid communication network Increased participation and involvement of relevant agencies Agencies value the work of participants and associated exercise Staff have positive experiences with agencies Good handover with us and other Council Services appeared to work well together YMCA were excellent

How can we keep improving? Where to from here?

Recommendations for Exercise East Objective 1 - To test improvements to the arrangements of 2011 Revisit the check in process Revisit briefing of role players Better prepare participants for the day Review role of Vic Pol as observers vs. participants

Recommendations for Exercise East Objective 2 – Test the new facility plan template Review Boroondara ERC Plan, in line with feedback Review briefing process for role players, agencies and ERC staff Ensure all participants are briefed prior to exercise re the ERC facility and their role

Recommendation for Exercise East Objective 3 Test the new ERC structure Revisit team members expectations of roles/ changing roles Many staff swapped roles

Recommendations for Exercise East 2014 Objective 4 - Give participants exposure to their role Plan for further training for all roles in ERC Consider agency specific training to address concerns particularly self sufficiency Using the training requirement data target specific training ie:

Recommendations for Exercise East Objective 5 - Check in Review all aspects of check in process. Consider separate exercises for all to address the check in issues raised in Exercise East 2013

Recommendations for Exercise East 2014 Objective 6 - Highlight assumptions within the model within the controlled environment Assumptions made included: Agency /participants relationship, SOG’s, and Operability Provide more opportunities for open discussion with agencies (MEMP meeting agenda) Increase agency/participants relationship eg via 1: 1 discussions Update Standard operating guidelines to reflect any clarity around roles or process Believe continued exercising will helping operability

Recommendation for Exercise East 2014 Objective 7 - To develop agencies understanding about our own and others within ERC arrangements. Further attention required to enhance the understanding. Suggest monthly newsletter type programs, where agencies and councils provide their information and it is ed to all on EM lists. Address issues eg Red Cross first Aid providers but don’t bring the necessary supplies Agencies wanting phone chargers = as above

Recommendation for Exercise East 2014 General Continue to explore more people involved – increased testing of roles ie: media, security etc Give observers a specific role to observe and to then provide feedback

Recommendations for Exercise East The Exercise Process Have clear measurable objectives Link survey monkey and debriefing to those objectives ie: check in process.

Questions ?