Northeast Colorado All Hazards Region 7-1 Mass Casualty Incident Plan Training Section 7 – Information & Communications.

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Northeast Colorado All Hazards Region 7-1 Mass Casualty Incident Plan Training Section 7 – Information & Communications

Northeast Colorado All Hazards Region 7-2 Overview  NIMS ICS Communications & Information Management  Operational Communication Best Practices  Regional Operational Communications  Case (continued)

Northeast Colorado All Hazards Region 7-3 NIMS ICS Information & Communications Management Principles  Common Operating Picture  Common Communications & Data Standards

Northeast Colorado All Hazards Region 7-4 NIMS ICS Information & Communications Management Incident Management Communications  Individual Jurisdictions  Incident Communications  Information Management  Policies  Interoperability Standards

Northeast Colorado All Hazards Region 7-5 Operational Communications Best Practices  Emergency traffic  Channel span of control  Standard language  Communications- order model  Operational unit reporting

Northeast Colorado All Hazards Region 7-6 Regional Operational Communications MCI Type  MCI – 0  MCI – I  MCI – II  MCI - III

Northeast Colorado All Hazards Region 7-7 Regional Communications Positions  Medical Communications Officer  Treatment Dispatch Manager  ICS Form 214

Northeast Colorado All Hazards Region 7-8 Review & Questions  NIMS ICS Communications & Information Management  Operational Communication Best Practices  Regional Operational Communications  Case (continued) Questions about Information & Communications?

Northeast Colorado All Hazards Region 7-9 Case (continued) Questions 1.What are going to be the incident information needs for this case? 2.What are going to be the incident communications needs for this case? All patients are being transported to appropriate facilities.