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1 BCFS HHS Emergency Management Division
2 BCFS; System of Nonprofit Corporations Founded in 1944, BCFS is a system of non profit health and human service corporations Programs and services are offered domestically and internationally, serving more than 4,700,000 persons annually BCFS administers over 60 separate programs Funding is derived from fees for service, contracts, grants, philanthropic and endowment revenue
3 Rooted in Texas. Branches Worldwide. Arizona California Colorado Florida Illinois New York Ohio Oregon Tennessee Texas Washington, D.C. Africa Eastern Europe Latin America Southeast Asia
4 Partner and Contractor
5 BCFS Health and Human Services One of five corporate entities within the BCFS system of non profit companies providing a full array of services and programs including: Emergency management planning and response Medical and mental health services Services for adults with mild to moderate disabilities Residential services Community development Social services International humanitarian aid and medical teams Management and support services to other non profit organizations.
6 BCFS HHS Emergency Management Division A non profit partner of federal, state and local government and private industry specializing in Emergency management Incident management Disaster response Consultation and training Policy and plan development Turnkey logistics Public health & medical emergency response Mass care Mass fatality planning Medical sheltering and alternate care site planning and operations Base camp operations Planning for vulnerable populations
7 Consultation, Training & Exercise Program Alternate Care Facility Planning The Shelter Continuum; from Gen Pop to Medical Mass Fatality Management ICS and HICS Whole Community Planning Planning for People With Disabilities and Others with Access and Functional Needs Disaster Medical Care Courses Medical Surge and Disaster Triage Crisis Standards of Care Standards and Regulatory Compliance for Environment of Care/Emergency Management Medical and Ambulance Strike Team Training Developing ESF 8 and ESF 6 Emergency Management Programs and Emergency Operations Plans
8 Large Incident Reponses Branch Davidian Incident Southeast Asia Tsunami Hurricane Emily Hurricane Katrina Hurricane Rita Eagle Pass Tornado Hurricane Dean FLDS Event Hurricane Dolly Hurricane Gustav Hurricane Ike H1N1 Flu Haiti Earthquake Hurricane Alex Texas Wildfires 2011 USHHS ORR Influx 2012
9 A Force Multiplier
10 Expansion of Incident Management Capability 200 Members ICS, All Hazards, Position Specific Training Most have specialized licensing or credentials Multi disciplinary senior level experience to include: Emergency Management, Public Health, EMS, Fire, Law Enforcement, Logistics, Personnel, Finance, Public Relations, Social Services, Mental Health, Medical, Legal, DMAT, DMORT, Information Technology and Communications Unique expertise and experience in complex international, large scale and major responses
11 Increased Visibility & Documentation Consistent and thorough utilization of web based emergency management tool; WebEOC Operational Period Incident Action Plans Daily Situation Reports INCIDENT OBJECTIVES 1. Incident Name 2.Date Prepared 3.Time Prepared ORR Surge Apr Operational Period 16Apr-17Apr2012, Management Objectives 1. Ensure the dignity, safety, and well being of all residents and staff in calm and comforming atmosphere. 2. Ensure effective coordination, command and control for ORR Surge Provide for comprehensive force protection for all personnel assigned to include access to medical services, Operational Objectives 1. Complete knowledge of and adherence to all Protocols, Evacuation and Safety Plans. 2. Implement complex IMT organization Implement use of consolidated WebEOC. 4. Support the Operations new site ECHO and continue to prepare for operations at FOXTROT. 5. Provide orientation and training to all new oncoming staff. 6. Conduct Avoiding Allegations training at all locations immediately following briefing for all staff. 7. Develop long term transportation plan by 1500 hours. 8. Solidify Parking Plan for Fiesta. 9. Evaluate plan for meeting temporary CFO building requirements. 10. Train on and implement medical protocol at all locations to provide consistency at all sites. San Antonio: high of 84, low of 61, wind from ENE at 12 mph, chance of precipitation is 10%. Harlingen: high of 87, low of 71, wind from ESE at 16 mph, chance of precipitation is 40%. 7. General Safety Message 1. Maintain situational awareness regarding weather fluctuations. Ensure proper hydration and rest to remain. 2. Report any symptoms of colds or flu immediately to medical staff; to determine fitness for duty. 3. Use best practices with frequent hand sanitization and personal sanitary measures. 4. Watch for out of place scenarios, including people. Remediate and/or report. 8. ATTACHMENTS (X) IF ATTACHED) [ x ] Org. Assignment List ICS 203 [ x ] Alpha Med. Plan ICS 206 [ x ] [ x ] Alpha Div. Assignment s ICS 204s [ x ] CHARLIE Med. Plan ICS [ x ] 206 [ x ] CHARLIE Div. Assignment Lists ICS 204s [ x ] Safety Plans ICS 208 [ ] Entry Security Procedure Incident Safety Plans [ x ] Communications Plan ICS 205 [ X ] Evacuation/Relo. Plans [ ] Prepared By (Planning Section Chief) 10. Approved By (Incident 9. Commander) S. Hardy RESL K. Dinnin, IC
12 Supplementing Medical Staff Maintain continuity of operations Decrease impact on day to day operations Trained BCFS disaster medical staff team Rapid Deployment Physicians Nurse Practitioners Physician Assistants RNs LVNs Paramedics EMTs
13 Increased Communications & Logistics Fleet MCP 1 (Large Command Platform) MCP 2 (Small Command Platform/IT/Commo for hard structure) SSUs (Shelter Support Units for 1,000 people at alternate care sites) Mobile shower and laundry units MCP Communications Satellite (fixed and mobile) Cellular (all carriers) VoIP Telephones Radios: VHF, UHF, 700, 800 and SAT GIS VTC Caches Verizon, Nextel, AT&T, VHF, Laptops
14 Field Deployable Assets Multiple M SAT Kits (portable satellite radio/vhf) w/ additional handheld SAT phones 900+ VHF handheld radios Portable VHF repeaters 60+ Verizon cell phones with Push To Talk (PTT) capability 100 AT&T cell phones with Push To Talk (PTT) capability 80+ DELL laptops 50 portable Wi Fi hot spots 4 DHS PIV I certified credentialing kits
15 Expanded National Logistics & Procurement Warehouse Medical resources owned and staged for deployment National Redundant Contracts Redundant regional and national vendors Medical Staffing Equipment (generators, tent structures, trucks, shower and toilet units, HVAC, food service) Procurement capabilities Spending authority and capacity with tasking
16 Operational Experience
17 BCFS Operations; Hurricane Katrina 1700 persons sheltered in 12 shelters 260 BCFS staff 1,500 volunteers 2,500 medical man hours utilized during the peak 48 hour period Duration 7 weeks
18 BCFS Operations: Hurricanes Gustav & Ike 32 Shelters / 3 Cities 2,784 Shelter Guests 542 Medical Staff 245 IMT/Shelter Management Staff 370 Volunteers 5,839 Prescriptions 40% O2 Dependent 430 Hospital Beds 59 Bariatric Beds Youngest Guest newborn Oldest Guest 98 Duration 4 Months
19 H1N1 Response 2009 Texas Ground Zero for initial outbreak Issues of cross border disease spread BCFS IMT supported Public Health response for Health Services Region 8
20 USHHS ORR Influx 2012 Operations 116 Days of 24 hour operations 184 Incident Management Staff 2,400+ total UACs received care 19,200+ immunizations administered Over one half million meals and snacks served 20,100+ articles of clothing distributed 15,300 bags of laundry cleaned Over 10,000 international calls to family facilitated At the peak of activity in late April, over 1,000 UACs were in the care of BCFS HHS at the same time at 8 different locations, including a United States Air Force base, which housed over 350 UACs
21 USHHS ORR Influx 2012 Turnkey services Food service Portable power generation Portable shower equipment Portable restroom equipment Mobile laundry units On site educational services On site recreational services 24 hour law enforcement support IT and communication support Enhanced waste removal services Clothing supplies Case management staff Direct care staff to maintain a minimum 1:8 (caregiver to UAC) ratio Nationwide transportation services utilizing air and ground resources
22 International Responses Sri Lanka Tsunami Established foster program for orphaned children Provided medical services Haiti Earthquake IMT support of local hospital Medical providers Vaccination of local orphanages
23 Katrina and Rita Identified Significant Gaps; Irene and Sandy Confirmed We Still Have a Long Way To Go Lack of Sheltering preparedness Medical personnel Durable Medical Equipment and Consumable Medical Supplies Coordination of resources Communication Sustaining services Some shelters unable to support individuals with medical needs and/or disabilities; resulting in individuals being turned away
24 Disaster Lessons Learned Inadequate evacuation planning to evacuate individuals with medical needs People had to evacuate in inclement conditions People with disabilities remained in their homes for fear of not being accommodated People were evacuated without their equipment People had to be transported in assets that did not meet their medical needs People missed the window of opportunity to evacuate because of road closures; forcing them to stay in their homes Major impact on transportation systems and on EMS and First Responders
25 Disaster Lessons learned Major power outages create a strain on persons with medical conditions living at home Lack of refrigeration Lack of ability to power life sustaining DME resulting in loss of life Lack of ability to heat or cool; affecting persons with the inability to self regulate body temperature Major impact on health care system
26 Disaster Lessons Learned Lack of medical shelter capacity People had to remain in transportation resources while a bed is located People were inappropriately placed in facilities; who were previously living independently at home with support services People evacuated to Emergency Departments at health care facilities impacting the ability for the health care infrastructure to support those with acute medical needs
27 Disaster Lessons Learned Lack of planning = Lack of appropriate resources People placed in facilities that were not equipped to meet their medical needs Lack of DME and CMS Lack of medical staff Lack of ADA accommodations
28 National Initiatives and Concerns Functional Needs Support Services Whole Community Planning Alternate Care Site and Medical Sheltering
29 BCFS Response to National Initiatives BCFS contracted to develop Federal guidance on sheltering people with disabilities and others with access and functional needs BCFS contracted to develop and deliver FEMA s Whole Community Training Curriculum BCFS develops and maintains 5000 fixed bed capacity and 750 mobile bed capacity BCFS develops copyrighted medical sheltering manual and training
30 Public Health Preparedness Capabilities Medical Surge Community Recovery Emergency Operations Mass Care Fatality Management Crisis Standards Responder Safety
31 Medical Surge Its Not Just About Hospitals Hospital surge capacity - the ability of a hospital in a mass casualty incident to augment bed availability by maximizing resources and utilizing alternate forms of delivering care. Community surge capacity refers to local or regional-level activities undertaken to bolster the response of a community s healthcare facilities to mass casualties.
32 Crisis Standard of Care Crisis standards of care is defined as a substantial change in usual healthcare operations and the level of care it is possible to deliver, which is made necessary by a pervasive (e.g., pandemic influenza) or catastrophic (e.g., earthquake, hurricane) disaster. Institute of Medicine - Guidance for Establishing Crisis Standards of Care for Use in Disaster Situations, 2009
33 Mass Fatality Management Medical-legal authority Storage of bodies issues related to pandemics Forensics and Identification issues Public Health will be involved Emotional toll on bereaved Emotional toll on staff Media attention
34 Disaster Medical Training Health care providers unprepared for disaster response Health care administration not sufficiently trained in ICS Crisis stress management for health providers is critical Staff tracking and oversight Lack of resource management Lack of understanding of crisis standards of care Collateral duties
35 Summary Multidisciplinary Senior Level Experience: Emergency Management Logistics Mental Health Public Health Personnel Management Medical EMS Finance Legal Fire Public Relations DMORT Law Enforcement Social Services IT/Comm Readily Available Rolling Resources Fully Dedicated to the State of Texas Spending Authority Contractual and Philanthropic Core Competencies National Alternate Care Site Planning National Mass Fatalities Planning National Vulnerable Populations Planning FNSS Whole Community Medical
36 Contact Kari Tatro Executive Vice President Emergency Management Operations BCFS Health and Human Services
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