The Kansas BT’s Bio Terrorism Building Teamwork Regionalization Models

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The Kansas BT’s Bio Terrorism Building Teamwork Regionalization Models to Achieve Bioterrorism Preparedness

Public Health Emergency Preparedness Existing Emergency Preparedness PH Emergency Preparedness Natural PH Event Preparedness PH Emergency Preparedness

Kansas PH Preparedness 2001- Communicable Disease Assessment by KHI/KALHD Minimal Capacity in Frontier & Rural Counties (Grey and Green) Low Incidence but Communicable Disease Present

Regionalization Concept Functional Regionalization Communicable Disease Surveillance Response Other

Regionalization Concept Functional Regionalization Flexible to Fit the Local Situation Urban- Rural Partnership Multiple Rural Partnership Build on Existing Partnerships

Regionalization Concept Functional Regionalization Flexible to Fit the Local Situation Voluntary-Financial Incentive Rural/Frontier Counties $10,000 Densely Settled Counties $ 4,500 Semi-Urban Counties $ 1,000

Regionalization Concept Functional Regionalization Flexible to Fit the Local Situation Voluntary-Financial Incentive Designed with User Input Standards Developed by Committee of Stakeholders

Regionalization Committee Sandy Cline, Chair John Miller, KAC Hannes Zacharias, KAC Marlene Lindahl Anne Freeze Leslie Campbell Mary Beth Herrmann Dick Morrissey, KDHE Mindee Reece, KDHE KALHD KAC KDHE

Today’s Panel Norton Co.Commissioner John Miller Local elected official, rural county, Committee Member Patricia Dowlin, Adm. Mitchell/Cloud H D Sandy Cline, Adm. Ottawa H D North Central Kansas Susan Mueller, Adm. Coffey H D Lyon and Surrounding Counties Cheryl Goetz, Adm. Gove H D Western Kansas - Serpentine Group

North Central Kansas Group Patricia Dowlin, RN-Administrator Mitchell & Cloud County Sandy Cline, RN-Administrator Ottawa County Participating Counties Mitchell Cloud Ottawa Ellsworth Lincoln Osborne Smith Jewell Republic Washington Clay Dickinson

Lyon & Surrounding Counties Group Susan Mueller, RN-Administrator Coffey County Participating Counties Lyon Coffey Osage Wabaunsee Morris Chase Greenwood

Western Kansas Group Cheryl Goetz, RN-Administrator Gove County Participating Counties Gove Logan Sheridan Trego Ness Rush