Kick-Off Meeting December 15th, 2015 NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene & NYC Pediatric Disaster Coalition.

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Kick-Off Meeting December 15th, 2015 NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene & NYC Pediatric Disaster Coalition

Overview Introductions DOHMH Core Elective Deliverable: ED3 PICU Surge Planning Intensive Care Exercise Description How this elective Ties to Preparedness? Participating Hospitals Goals of the Project Roles and Expectations Upcoming Events Q &A

Description of Core ED3: PICU Surge Planning Intensive Care Exercise 1.Available to 15 hospitals that have intensive care surge plan 2.Participating hospitals will participate in Multi-Hospital Exercise using the Situational Awareness Tool (SAT)

How ED3 PICU Surge Planning Intensive Care Exercise Ties to Pediatric Preparedness 1.Up to 15 hospitals will increase awareness of their pediatric preparedness 2.Hospitals will practice their internal and external communication system through the SAT 3.Coordinate activities during a pediatric mass casualty response 4.Identify response gaps

Participating Hospitals Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center - Concourse Pavilion Children's Hospital at Montefiore Elmhurst Hospital Center Lenox Hill Hospital Maimonides Medical Center Metropolitan Hospital Center Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital of New York-Presbyterian New York Presbyterian Hospital / Weill Cornell Medical Center Richmond University Medical Center Staten Island University Hospital (North) Staten Island University Hospital (South) Steven & Alexandra Cohen Children's Medical Center of NY University Hospital of Brooklyn – SUNY Downstate Medical Center

Goals of the Project The goal of this exercise is to test and improve multiple NYC hospitals’ response and ability to surge in response to a large pediatric disaster 1.Test and improve communications with staff 2.Test and improve communications with city agencies 3.Test and improve hospitals’ Pediatric Surge Capacity activities and plans 4.Identify staffing needs for pediatric disaster 5.Hospital identify and triage patients who require secondary transfer to another facility

Roles and Expectations Convene a hospital planning team Attend at least 3 planning meetings plus controller/evaluator training session(s) Identify two representatives from your hospital to attend the controller/evaluators training. These controllers and evaluators should be individuals who will not be actors in the exercise. Participate in the SAT Handshake (survey) Participate in the exercise at your facility Invite DOHMH (or other agency) to participate in drill Attend hotwash Attend After Action Meeting Complete After Action Report and Improvement Plan Matrix

Upcoming Events 1.The PDC will be reaching out with potential planning meeting dates for the exercise 2.A “handshake” with the SAT will be conducted in January The exercise will be conducted on March 10 th from 10:00am - 4pm. a.Exercise from 10am-2pm b.Hospital Hotwash 2-3pm c.Global Hotwash 3-4pm

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Thank You for your Time! Emily Raisch Executive Director NYC Pediatric Disaster Coalition Website: Mike Frogel, MD Co-PI NYC Pediatric Disaster Coalition