Planning
Plan daily modules and individual needs instead of stacking totals. Store medicines as professionally directed; refrigeration needs monitoring and a failure plan. Make allergies and special diets visible.
Emergency preparedness · 18 min
An overcrowded room can be unusable despite abundant supplies. Water, food, medicines, hygiene items, clothing and tools need assigned places, quantities, dates and use order.
Decision compass
Four questions lead from observation to a clear, safer action.
What needs to be clarified now?
Remember: Observe → assess → choose a safer option → act.

Supplies must be accessible, durable, auditable and matched to actual occupancy.
Plan daily modules and individual needs instead of stacking totals. Store medicines as professionally directed; refrigeration needs monitoring and a failure plan. Make allergies and special diets visible.
Inventory date, condition and minimum stock. Test access in darkness without emptying other areas. Keep heavy items low and restrain shelving.
Use and replace supplies in daily life. A clear issue system and monthly short check prevent expired, forgotten or double-counted stock.
Decision training
Correct: B. Photographs, plans, specialist checks and a functional test show whether the proposed solution works safely at the actual site.