The NHS is required to be prepared for both civil emergencies as defined by the Civil Contingencies Act (2004) and for disruptions to normal operations of its Primary, Acute, Mental Health functions - a complex and interdependent array of services including:

• Acute and Community Hospitals
• Public Health Monitoring and alerting services
• Surgical, Clinical and Therapeutic / Complimentary services
• IT, Finance and Human Resources services to the internal organisation.

Offrisk’s plans cut through the inherent complexity to deliver plans that are highly-usable and dependable in an emergency or a time of crisis.