Sharing a Common Operating Picture
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Sharing a Common Operating Picture
Objectives• Know your potential partners and their
resources • Understand health care planner needs for
advance planning and exercising patient movement
• Understand potential sources of patients/patient transportation
• Understand Cross Border efforts and accomplishments
- http://www.spokanecounty.org/video/vod.aspx?v=/emergencymgmt/megaquake.flv&deptid=62 - http://earthalerts.manyjourneys.com/web/
Your Potential Partners and Resources
All Disciplines within:• County• Region• State• Tribal• Cross border
Planning and Exercising• Local EMS, EM, DSHS, OSPI, Tribal• EMS and Auxiliary Facts and Matrices
• Regional• Region 1 Coalition• Puget Sound Emergency Triage and Prehospital
Treat (PETT)• Cross Border – British Columbia http://
www.pnwbha.org • British Columbia Ambulance Service (BCAS)
Potential Sources of Patients• EMS and Auxiliary Transport Facts and
Matrices• Self Present• Communications: who, what, and how
Next Steps• Communicate this information to your
partners • Update your capabilities with DOH:
[email protected] • New ideas and resources
DOH Cross-Border Efforts• Develop Relationships• Understand Capabilities• Licensing Issues• “The Border”• The Future
Develop Relationships• Annual Cross-Border Conference• Job Exchange• Regular Conference Calls• Planning• Real Incident
• Exercising together
Understand Capabilities• Different Systems• Medical Assets• FMS/SNS/etc…• MMU/NESS/etc…
• How to get the assets
Licensing Issues• Different Systems• Who does licensing
• How to approve Licenses/Certifications• BC Bill 43
• Will hospitals accept credentials
“The Border”• Working with Border Agencies• Communications
• Process for moving;• People• Things
The Future• Decreasing Funding• Needs to be a part of normal business
• Beyond the Border Initiative
CONTACTS• Michael L. Smith
• Dan [email protected]
Thank You“A kind and understanding attempt at positive
communications goes a long way to goal accomplishment”