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Episode Summary

Episode 101 explores common obstacles faced by change agents trying to implement new emergency response protocols. The hosts discuss practical strategies for overcoming these challenges, emphasizing the importance of interagency cooperation, effective communication, and the power of "inverted thinking" in improving active shooter response procedures.

Episode Notes

In today’s episode our panelists discuss the challenges of implementing change in emergency response protocols. The episode delves into common obstacles faced by change agents within organizations and offers insights on overcoming resistance. 

Key topics covered include:

         *Communication barriers between agencies during crisis events

         *The importance of building relationships and training together before incidents occur

         *Challenges with radio interoperability and potential solutions

         *The pitfalls of siloed operations and the need for true unified command

         *Overcoming cultural differences between law enforcement and fire/EMS

         *The power of "inverted thinking" in emergency planning

         *Strategies for motivating change at various organizational levels

The hosts share personal experiences and practical advice for those seeking to improve active shooter response procedures. They emphasize the critical nature of inter-agency cooperation and effective communication in crisis management. This episode provides valuable insights for emergency responders, administrators, and anyone involved in public safety planning.

 

View this episode on YouTube at https://youtu.be/mCB4ADjZiVk