How long does it generally take to complete a COOP plan?
The process for developing a COOP plan can be lengthy. Identifying and prioritizing essential services requires the input of many key individuals within the agency (especially executive decision-makers), which can be a time consuming process. COOP planning may also require consultation with external agencies that work on a different timetable. For example, the LHD may be dependent on goods or services provided by other entities such as medical supply companies or nurse staffing agencies. Like all plans, a COOP plan is a living document that is never fully complete as it must be updated and revised periodically to remain viable and current.
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