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Appendix E - Example Emergency Operations Plan
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Below is the only "plan" provided in the MVHS Final Environment Impact Study (FEIS) for evacuating their proposed hospital. Nope, that's all there is, they've only provide an example "Table of Contents".
What better way to continue downplaying the risks of the Downtown Utica CSX Derailment & Impacts?
Example Emergency Operations Plan
TABLE OF REVISIONS
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Mission
1.2 Scope
1.3 Communication and Responsibility
1.4 Description of Risk
1.5 Risk Areas
1.6 Lead Department
1.7 Annex Maintenance
1.8 Revisions
2 DEFINITIONS
3 TYPES OF EVACUATION
4 COMMUNITY/REGIONAL HEALTHCARE FACILITY EVACUATION
4.1 Evacuation Differences
4.2 Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) and Evacuation Coordination
5 PATIENT MOBILITY LEVELS / TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE LEVELS (TAL)
5.1 Mobility Levels
6 ASSUMPTIONS
6.1 Planning Assumptions
6.2 HIPAA Privacy Rule
7 MITIGATION MEASURES
8 PREPAREDNESS MEASURES
9 DETECTION AND WARNING SOURCES / MEANS
10 RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS / EVACUATION DECISION-MAKING
10.1 Authority to Evacuate
10.2 Lead Time and Evacuation Decision-Making
10.3 Alternatives to Hospital Evacuation
10.4 Evacuation Operations
11 EMERGENT EVACUATION PROCEDURES
11.1 Non-Patient Areas
11.2 General In-Patient Areas, Emergency Department, Clinics, and Short-Term Procedure Units
11.3 Critical Care Units, Operating Suites, Specialty Care Units, and Acute Dialysis
11.4 Conclusion of Emergent Evacuation
12 URGENT AND PLANNED EVACUATION PHASES AND PROCEDURES
12.1 Pre-evacuation Actions
12.2 Patient Preparation
12.3 Patient Movement Flow
12.4 Patient Movement Sequencing
12.5 Maintaining Continuity of Care During Evacuation
13 PATIENT TRACKING AND ACCOUNTABILITY
13.1 Patient Tracking
13.2 New York State Department of Health Data Systems
14 EVACUATION LOGISTICS
14.1 Elevator Control
14.2 Alternate/relocation Sites for Incident Facilities
14.3 Off-duty Staff Mobilization and Assignments
14.4 Pharmacy
14.5 Materials Management 14.6 Maximizing Patient Discharge
14.7 Patient Destination Selection
15 IDENTIFICATION OF ALTERNATE SITES
15.1 Policy 15.2 Mutual Aid Agreements
16 AMBULETTE AND LIVERY EVACUATION PLAN
16.1 Pre-Designated Areas to Congregate Patients
16.2 Non-EMS Transportation
17 RECEIVING FACILITY GUIDELINES
17.1 Transferring and Receiving Facility Responsibilities
18 COMMUNICATIONS
18.1 Notifications Requests for Ambulance Diversion
19 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS / PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT (PPE)
20 SECURITY AND FACILITY ACCESS CONTROL MEASURES
20.1 Building Evacuation – Partial
20.2 Building Evacuation - Full
21 FACILITY SHUTDOWN PROCEDURES
21.1 Shutdown Activities
22 “STAY TEAM”
22.1 “Stay Team” Composition
22.2 “Stay Team” Welfare and Security
23 RECOVERY AND REPATRIATION CONSIDERATIONS
23.1 Recovery Planning
23.2 Repatriation and Re-occupancy
24 TRAINING AND EXERCISES
24.1 Education and training
24.2 Competencies
25 APPENDIX 1: FACILITY RECOVERY AND INSPECTION GUIDELINES
25.1 Structural and Life Safety Inspections
25.2 Water Removal
25.3 Water Damage Assessment and Mold Remediation
25.4 Inspect, Repair, Disinfect where Appropriate, or Replace Facility Infrastructure
25.5 General Inventory of Areas with Water, Wind, Mold, or Contaminant Damage
25.6 Review Issues for Reopening Facilities
25.7 Post-Reoccupation Surveillance
25.8 Site Specific Check List for Selected Areas of the Facility Attachment A
25.9 Notifications Matrix
26 HOSPITAL EVACUATION PROCESS FLOW CHART
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