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Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Community Surge and Healthcare System Preparedness and Response Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System William Ginnow, M.S., R.Ph. Program Manager Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System May 1, 2013 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Department of Homeland Security Grant Program - developed in 1999 Supports integration of public safety, emergency management, health & medical systems into a coordinated response to mass casualty incidents caused by any hazard 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Reduces consequences of mass casualty incident during the initial period of response by augmenting existing local operational response systems before incident occurs 160 individuals from 75 agencies & organizations represented in planning & response activities 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Includes all 16 Hampton Roads jurisdictions 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Selected Capabilities & Resources Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Strike Team Functional/Medical Needs 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Metropolitan Medical Strike Team 41 member multijurisdictional team – 213 member call group CBRNE trained, all hazard capable, medical response team Provides on-scene expertise & resources 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Metropolitan Medical Strike Team Redundant response capability maintained on both Peninsula & Southside (personnel, equipment & communications) Type I, II, or III team response to meet the threat/need 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Metropolitan Medical Strike Team Medical consultation & coordination Warm zone triage and primary EMS/medical care Decontamination of victims Antidote administration Monitoring & detection for efficacy of decontamination 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Metropolitan Medical Strike Team Rehabilitation & force protection EMS/Medical triage, treatment, and transportation coordination Coordination of Forward Movement of Patients Mass Fatality assistance Mass care/sheltering 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Metropolitan Medical Strike Team 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Functional/Medical Needs Multijurisdictional, multidisciplinary regional advisory committee Outreach – website, social media Registry Evacuation & sheltering HOEPS 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Functional/Medical Needs Ready Hampton Roads Functional/Medical Needs Planning Registry 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Functional/Medical Needs Mass Casualty/Evacuation Transport Units – 8 (2 more in development) 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Functional/Medical Needs Generators purchased for at least one facility in each jurisdiction Shelter Support Units – 13 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Functional/Medical Needs 24 foot cargo trailer Five independent systems per SSU Two “ALS” systems Three “BLS” systems 50 surge beds 75 oversized military cots Durable medical equipment Consumable medical supplies 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Hampton Roads Metropolitan Medical Response System Functional/Medical Needs 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit

Questions? 2013 Virginia Healthcare Emergency Management State Forum & Public Health Preparedness Summit