1. Disaster Services Deploying and Maintaining a Healthy Workforce

2. Disaster Services ARC Structure Region Chapter Region Chapter Region Chapter Regions grouped to form a Division with support from national headquarters Disaster Relief Operation starts at a chapter. Large operations have a temporary structure and encompass multiple chapters/regions 2

3. Disaster Services Staff Wellness Structure Chapter Health Reviewer Division Staff Wellness Consultant Staff Wellness Associate, nhq Staff Wellness on DRO 3

4. Disaster Services Staff Wellness Tools Initial responder application – Health Status Record – Physical Capacity Grid – Hardship Codes Pre-deployment – Pre-assignment Health Questionnaire – Hardship Codes Relief Operation – Illness and Injury Report 4

5. Disaster Services FY 2012 Illness and Injury Report Analysis 5

6. Disaster Services Illness and Injury Report Analysis 6

7. Disaster Services Illness and Injury Report Analysis 7

8. Disaster Services Illness and Injury Report Analysis Injuries FY12 8

9. Disaster Services Illness and Injury Report Analysis 9

10. Disaster Services Illness and Injury Report Analysis 10

11. Disaster Services Staff Wellness Data – Comparison (%) FY 08FY 09FY 10FY 11 FY 12 Illness1.967.372.543.112.11 Injury0.83.71.131.351.43 Hospitalized0.060.240.040.11 Out-Processed for Medical Reasons 0.271.10.730.490.69 Total Number of Staff Assigned 25,6939,1987,57813,55110,015 11

12. Disaster Services Next Steps CDC’s Morbidity Conference – Presenting the Red Cross illness and injury analysis results Kimberly A. Brinker, RN, MSN, MPH Catherine Head, RN, MS, CNM Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness journal – Requested a manuscript regarding the analysis 12