1. Planning Workshop

2. Welcome and Introductions

3. What inspired us to do this work?

4. BREATHE B e Proactive R eserve Medical Supplies E stablish a Support Team A lternate Power Sources T alk with HMEB and Make Plans H ome Emergency Supply Kit E mergency Communication

5. Other Acronyms ARC – American Red Cross EMA – Emergency Management Agency EOC – Emergency Operations Center EOP – Emergency Operations Plan FW – Franklin-Williamson FWBCHD – FW Bi-County Health Dept HMEB – Home Medical Equip Business REPC – Respiratory Em Planning Cmte SME – Subject Matter Expert

6. Responder Discuss Protocols Partner response to an extended power outage/disaster/emergency: EMA Hospital ARC Electricity Utility Companies

7. Review of HMEC & Client Sections You are the SMEs Provide comments and feedback

8. Communication Flowchart

9. Standardizing Ranking/Rating Systems A Vulnerable Most Helps Most Vulnerable First Allows for Common Language HMECs/EMAs Assists Community in Scarce Resource Allocation Standardizes Health Vulnerability Rating/Ranking Establishes Fair System for Client Assistance Ensures Client Check in with HMEC

10. HMEC/Client Preparedness Checklist Saves time Guideline to make sure clients receive comprehensive review of BREATHE preparedness campaign

11. Launching BREATHE Campaign You –HMECs Press Release/PSAs BREATHE webpage : www.breatheeasyil.infowww.breatheeasyil.info Community Events/Health Fairs Other ways to get out into the public

12. Further Partnerships Local vulnerable population planning Medical Reserve Corps Closed PODs (if offered locally) follow-up after BREATHE campaign