Central Coalition Executive Committee Meeting

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Central Coalition Executive Committee Meeting May 30, 2019 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Introductions and Roll Call

Minutes Review and Approval Treasurer’s Report and Approval

Breakdown of Budget for 2019-2020 HPP Staff- $120,440.00 HPP Travel- $22,271.00 HPP Supplies- $347.00 HPP Support- $1,000.00 DPHHS Indirect costs- $45,345.00 MHA Staff- $374,071.00 MHA Indirect costs- $162,812.00 MHA Support- $27,073.00 MHA Travel- $72,148.00 Each Coalition- $66,217.50 (x 4) Total - $1,090,377.00

Determine Budget for 2019-2020 Budget: $66,179.25 ($50,795.48) Juvare Payment: $61,535.10(total) $15,383.77 per coalition ABLS (Advanced Burn Life Support) $10,500.00 per class typically hosted in each region 25 students 4 year certificate BDLS (Basic Disaster Life Support) $5,350.00 (Approx. per class includes books) Approx. $1,337.50 per coalition depending on how many classes

Budget (cont.) ADLS (Advanced Disaster Life Support) Class and venue approx. $43,000.00 (Class $37,000.00; Venue $6,000.00) 50 students 3 year certificate Approx. $10,750.00 per coalition CHEC (Certified Hospital Emergency Coordinator) $18,000.00 per class Hosted regionally this year 25-30 students 3 year certification (if certified)

Grant Applications Pondera Medical Center Grant amount: $20,424.17 Cost Match: $1,500.00 Stop the bleed kits

Grant Applications Continued Boulder Ambulance Grant amount: $5,889.00 Cost match: $100.00 AED’s

Old Business

Central Coalition Executive Committee Members FirstName LastName Title Company WindowsEmailAddress Louis D'Antuono Emergency Preapredness Coordinator Benefis Health System louisdantuono@benefis.org Cynthia Grubb Chairperson Pondera Medical Center cynthiag@ponderamedical.org Bridget Kallenberger Public Health Hill County Health Dept. kallenbergerb@hillcounty.us John Stevens DES Cascade County jstevens@cascadecountymt.gov Justin Grohs EMS Great Falls Emergency Services jgrohs@gfes.net Debbie Gessaman Co-Chairperson Chouteau County DES/EMS chouteaucountydes@gmail.com Katie Brewer Cascade County Health Dept. kbrewer@cascadecountymt.gov Teresa O'Connell Benefis Home Health and Hospice teresaoconnell@benefis.org Michael Hoffman Risk Manager Northern Rockies mhoffman@nrmcinc.org Alice Luehr Dialysis Mgr / EP committee St. Peters Hospital aluehr@sphealth.org Brett Lloyd Emergency Preparedness Coordinator Lewis and Clark County blloyd@lccountymt.gov Molly Carey Jefferson County mcarey@jeffersoncounty-mt.gov Mellissa Kantorowicz Liberty County melissa.kantorowicz@lchnh.org Reese Martin Emergency Manager rmartin@lccountymt.gov Chris Lee Safety Officer Great Falls Clinic chris.lee@gfclinic.com Doug Dodge Boulder J. Lee Okeson Central District Supervisor State DES jokeson@mt.gov   mbutcher@midrivers.com Don McGiboney Emergency Preparedness DPHHS DMcGiboney@mt.gov Bryan Tavary Healthcare Preparedness Program Coordinator (ABLS) Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services bryan.tavary@mt.gov Margaret Souza DPHHS PHEP msouza@mt.gov Cindee McKee Secretary/ Emergency Preparedness Coord. MHA cindee.mckee@mtha.org Marcene Butcher Montana Diabetes Program

Election of New Officers Discussion/volunteers, election of co-chair Discussion/volunteers, election of treasurer Discussion/volunteers, election of secretary

Central Coalition Assessment tool

New Business

HPP FOA review of requirements Healthcare Readiness and Response Coordinator: Volunteer to be on the interview panel Clinical Advisor: Volunteer/suggestions

HPP FOA Review of Requirements Encourage additional HCC membership Designate lead or co-lead hospital and 1 FTE Encourage hospital partnership with NDMS Develop state and HCC specialty surge annexes Complete HCC Surge Estimator Tool Flexibility for geographically isolated areas (FAR 4 + 60 miles between hospitals)

Review of Additional HCC Membership The four core members of HCCs will remain the same. However, HPP encourages additional representation from these functional entities that are required to support acute health care service delivery. These are not limited to the following: Medical supply chain organizations Pharmacies Blood banks Clinical labs Federal health care organizations Outpatient care centers

New Business (continued) Central Coalition New Name Central Coalition Logo Would you like to use this?

New Business Continued Juvare Presentation Kyrsten Advisory Council Update Don

Other Possible trainings for 2019-2020 Mental Health First Aid for EMS/Law Enforcement/Fire Summer Institute Place holder for all 4 coalitions to come together for an annual meeting Pediatric Disaster and Emergency Preparedness Health Sector Emergency Preparedness (HSEP)

Upcoming educational opportunities CISM Training (Group Crisis Intervention Training: June 6th & 7th Helena (approve mileage and lodging) CHEC (Certified Hospital Emergency Coordinator): June 10th, 11th, and 12th Great Falls (approve mileage and lodging) TEEX Exercise & Training- Active Shooter: June 25th Great Falls (approve mileage and lodging)

Upcoming Educational opportunities Summer Institute: July 16th -18th Missoula University of Montana July 16th 1:00-5:00 EC July 17th 8:00 -5:00 EC July 18th Health Sector Emergency Preparedness (HSEP) Approve lodging and mileage for all 3 days Pediatric Disaster Response and Emergency Preparedness Training: August 7th & 8th Great Falls Approve mileage and lodging for 2 -3 days

Upcoming Exercise Opportunities Tragic School Bus 2 Pediatric Table Top Exercise April 25th – May 30th MCM October 2019 Looking for volunteers to be patients? Volunteer Facilities?

Future Business Meeting Bylaws Regional HVA

Summer Institute All 4 Executive Committee Members July 16th & 17th July 18th HSEP (if you would like to stay and attend) Topics

Contact Information Don McGiboney 406-444-5942 DMcGiboney@mt.gov Cindee McKee 406-457-8027 Cindee.mckee@mtha.org Bryan Tavary 406-444-3898 Bryan.Tavary@mt.gov

Thank You! Questions/Thoughts/Comments