Key details:
1. After undergoing training in a classroom, staff participated in emergency simulations.
2. OrthoIllinois plans to make the training a yearly commitment.
3. “I believe that it is really important for everyone to be educated. Even though we may not do it every single day, I think going through it yearly is a good reminder for everybody to keep up on their skills,” said OrthoIllinois staff member Leann Wallin.
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