Sanford Health Incident Management Team Project桑福德卫生管理团队项目.ppt

Training Can be modular Can be an immersion program Requires an internship at the highest level Is in development stages and requirements may increase or content may change Sanford Health Incident Management Team Project Team Leaders Become trainers Train their facility and other “local” regional facilities Develop HVA and preparedness assessments Initiate, script and facilitate local and multi-agency drills Are our disaster planning liaisons to Responder agencies Health systems Emergency management resources Sanford Health Incident Management Team Project Levels of Activation (not defined) Level 1 2 Managers and 1 Specialist Level 2 2 Managers and 1 Specialist with system EP plan activation and main campus liaison Level 3 Management team with decon support Level 4 Management team with area command activation What will we accomplish System wide consistent response Incident command Decontamination HVA – Drill development NIMS Compliance The Joint Commission emergency management focus Enhanced Business Continuity Reduction of operational losses due to large events The good news…..a “value added” service Team members exist in most locations Safety officers BT coordinators Volunteer Fire Chiefs and Officers Emergency Managers EMS Supervisors Identifying Team Members At least one from each facility required This is stated as “expected participation” At least one level 3 at each location Up to four active participants per facility This will be an active participation project Nobody just “says” they are participating Utilization in Exercises Area command concept Encourages communication between Affected facilities System command center Local emergency management Area Command Concept Area Command Webster Clear Lake Luverne Sioux Falls Canton PIO Liaison Safety Expert Planning Operations Logistics Finance Planning Logistics Finance Command Center Tool eSponder ICS Resource Tool Communication Tool Preparedness is not just meeting a “standard” Its IS