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National Disaster Medical System Maryland Patient Reception Plan
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Assumptions All Patients are Stable We Should Get a Patient List Patients Should Have Medical Records Patients Identified Through JPATS Maryland Will Not be Directly Affected We Cannot ASSUME!
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Alert Levels Pre-Alert Stand-by Alert Activation
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Pre Alert Maintain Plans Provide Education Exercises Redo the Plans
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Stand-By Distant Disaster Maryland FCC May be Alerted FRED Alert – with Bed Count Review and Update Plans FYI e-mail
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ALERT Formally Alerted by HHS ASPR FRED Alert Update Bed Count Update Reception Plan Possible Conference Calls Strike Teams / Transport Units
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Activation FCC Receives a Mission Assignment – Number of Patients – Number of Aircraft FRED Alert final Bed Counts Coordination Calls Establish PRA Activate Strike Teams/ Mutual Aid units Destination Assignments
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Pre Reception TRAC2ES –FCC State EMS and VA Medical Directors review Manifest Destinations Assignment made TRAC2ES Records forwarded Patients entered into PTS
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PRA Operations Incident Action Plan Preplanned vs MCI Operation
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IMS Structure
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BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
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MidField Cargo
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Reception Area Preplanned
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Murphy Knocks Change in Patient Status – Hot Line Operations Family Members – DHR to Assist Pets – Department of Agriculture No Patient Information
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Handle as if an MCI Revert to Md Triage Tags
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Patient Movement and Communication Transportation Group - EMRC
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Patient Tracking Joint Patient Assessment and Tracking System Maryland PTS Tracking Emergency Patients - Data Exchange Standard (EDXL-TEP)
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Arrival at Hospitals ED vs Direct Patient Tracking JPATS/SAT Teams
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Demobilization of PRA When do we Break Down? Units return to Home Base or Staging? Expenses & Reimbursement Equipment
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Continued Care at Hospitals Coordinated between the Hospital and SAT Reimbursement to Hospitals from HHS
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Repatriation SAT is to coordinate DHR may need to Assist
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Post Incident Expenses and Reimbursement – FCC and MIEMSS to Coordinate PRA expenses – SATs Coordinates Hospital Reimbursement After Action Review – MIEMSS and MEMA Plan Updates – FCC and BRIMT
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Questions? John Donohue Director EMS Interagency Planning and Response Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems jdonohue@miemss.org
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