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AZ |
Banner
Health System |
Marshall
Smith Administration, WT-2 Telemedicine
Banner Good Samaritan Medical
Center
1111
East McDowell Rd Phoenix,
AZ, 85028
Ph. 602-448-8349
Fax 602-239-2359
http://www.bannerhealth.com |
Connectivity
between seven major (Banner) hospitals in State,
backup for disaster communication, statewide
network for bioterrorism education and communication
via Arizona Telemedicine Network |
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Telemedicine
Director serves on state preparedness communication
committee, designing communication routes and
protocols for disaster/bioterrorism events |
Member
of Arizona Telemedicine Network which will be
utilized as backup for communication route in
case of event. |
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Maricopa
County |
Dr.
Todd Wilcox
111 W. Monroe-Suite 900
Phoenix,
AZ 85003
Ph. 602-506-2353
Fax 602-506-2577
http://www.maricopa.gov/corr_health |
CHS
is participating in Maricopa County Dept. of
Public Health Division of BioDefense Preparedness
and Response. Our clinics will be connected
to the State Health Alert Network. |
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We
are a secondary responder. We will provide medical
personnel, facilities and equipment as needed
in an emergency. We monitor health concerns
that come into the jails for trends. |
Maricopa
County Dept. of Public
Health Division of BioDefense and Preparedness |
| CO |
University
of Colorado Health Sciences
Center |
David
Rivera
4200 E. 9th Ave.
Denver, CO.80262
Ph. 303-315-7369
Fax 303-315-4419 |
Police
and Security Department for the 9th
Ave and Fitzsimons Campus’s. Patrol Campus,
respond to calls for service, take crime reports,
investigate crime, monitor electronic security |
2 |
Denver
Police and Fire Department Aurora Police and
Fire Department
Adams
County Sheriff's Office
State
Emergency Preparedness
State
Homeland Security
UASI |
Internal
of UCHSC
Various
Dept. |
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DC |
Foundation
for eHealth Initiative |
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Wisconsin
Health Information Exchange--CCBH |
Seth
Foldy
1251 Glen Oaks
Lane
Mequon,
WI 53092-3378
Ph. 414-906-0036 |
Link
health networks and exchange health information. |
>50 |
Real-time
situational awareness of emergency medicine
and public health status/surveillance. |
Local
and state health departments, preparedness consortia. |
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Maryland/DC
Collaborative for Healthcare Information Technology |
Dr.
Victor Plavner
10420 Little Patuxent
Parkway
Suite
440
Columbia,
MD 21044
Ph. 410-992-5780
www.collaborativeforhit.org |
Regional
health record connectivity to support public
health and surveillance activities in Maryland
and Washington,
D.C. |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
| FL |
BayCare
Health System |
James
Rieser
St. Anthony’s Hospital
1200 7th Avenue North
St.
Petersburg, FL 33704
Ph: 727-825-1099
E-mail: sahsecurity@baycare.org |
Training
Monthly
24 hour class to include: Hazardous Materials,
Terrrorism, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Hospital
Patient Decontamination |
1 |
HRSA
Contract Participant
Member
MMRS and Pinellas
Emergency Mgt.
Hospital Liason Committee
Patient
Decon |
Hillsburough,
Pasco,
and Pinellas Counties |
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GA |
Morehouse
School of Medicine |
Eric
Jackson
720 Westview
Drive
Atlanta, GA 30310
Ph. 404-752-1786
Fax 404-752-1971
http://www.msm.edu |
Emergency
and first respondent training for Health Professionals |
2 |
We
provide content experts for outbreak disease
management and treatment for biological attack |
CDC/
GA Health Dept/ Grady Hospital |
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Ware
County Health Department |
Trina
Von Waldner
Southeast Health Unit
1115 Church
Street
Waycross , GA 31501
Ph. 912-285-6020 |
SEHU
is involved in surveillance, public health information
and training for All Hazard Preparedness in
the areas of biological, chemical, natural,
nuclear and/or radiological. We closely partner
with local communities’ EMA, EMS,
Hospitals, Mental Health and Civic Organizations
to prepare for these efforts. |
16
counties |
Work
to establish a District Health Emergency Assistance
Resource Team (DHEART) and a County Health Emergency
Assistance Resource Team (CHEART). Participate
in the development of a regional response plan
with GEMA Advisory Councils. Establish a Public
Health Assessment and Surveillance Team capable
of district-wide coverage. |
Work
cooperatively with other Health Districts and
State Bioterrorism staff. |
| HI |
Hawai’i
Primary Care Association |
Toby
Clairmont, RN, CEM
932 Ward Avenue Suite 430
Honolulu, Hawai`i
96814
Ph. 808 864-7723
Fax 808 625-3683
http://www.hah.org
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Statewide
Bioterrorism Taskforce |
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On
planning committee, coordinating between HPCA
and CHCs |
Department
of Health, State hospitals, private/non-profit
hospitals |
| IA |
Mercy
Foundation |
Fred
Eastman
1111 - 6th Avenue
Des Moines, IA
50314
Ph. 515-643-5225
Fax 515-643-8928
http://www.mrtc-iowa.org |
Public
Health Information/Distance Learning Activities |
30+ |
Assist
in dissemination of educational/public health
information related to public safety/terrorism
as requested. |
Iowa
Department of Public Health; Iowa
Center for Public Health
Preparedness; Centers for Disease Control |
| ID |
Idaho
State University |
Dr.
B. Hudnall Stamm, Ph.D.
Campus Box 8174
Pocatello, ID 83209
Ph. 208 282.4436
Fax 208 282-4074
http://www.isu.edu/irh
http://telida.isu.edu |
Representation
on the State Bioterrorism Preparedness &
Response Advisory Committee; provision of digital
medical library to 10 hospital sites with bioterrorism
response health information; edited and published
articles in IEEE Engineering in Medicine and
Biology Magazine, Sept/Oct 2002, Dec 2003, Several
papers on terrorism and cultural trauma Ongoing
worldwide consultation on supporting aid workers
in crisis areas (war, disaster) |
11 |
Representation
on the State Bioterrorism Preparedness &
Response Advisory Committee |
State
of Idaho, International Society for Traumatic Stress
Studies, South African Institute of Rural Health,
Taylor Institute, various other countries and
agencies |
| ID |
North
Idaho Rural Health Consortium (NIRHC) |
Sue
Fox
Bonner
General Hospital
PO
Box 1448
Sandpoint,
ID 83864
Ph. 208-265-3390
Fax 208-265-6276 |
Emergency
management plans & training, bioterrorism
detection & recognition, decontamination
& personal protective equipment, bioterrorism
treatment and pharmacy, surge capacity, and
public relations |
5 |
A
comprehensive assessment was conducted in Nov
2002 by each hospital. Six primary focus areas
were evaluated. Regional results were presented
and revised as each of the six regional meeting
and formulated into Regional Plans. |
The
Northern Regional Hospital Plan was developed
in a cooperative effort with hospitals, local
health district, county emergency managers,
and fire/ EMS agencies. State Hospitals (psychiatric facilities), Veterans Affairs Medical Center,
Indian Health Services, and 101st Civil Support
Team were included in the regional planning
and assessment efforts. |
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IL |
Memorial
Health System |
Charles
D. Callahan, Ph.D.
Memorial
Medical Center
701
North First Street,
Springfield,
IL 62781
Ph. 217-788-3156
Fax 217-788-6459
http://www.memorialmedical.com |
TOPOFF2
Exercise Participation -- May 03 Incident Command
System (ICS) Tabletop Exercise, Internet based
-- Nov 03 Regional Bioterrorism Response Plan
development and implementation -- Ongoing CY
03/04 Assessment of facility capabilities
relative to bioterrorism response, surge capacity,
isolation and support services -- Ongoing CY
03/04 |
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MMC
serves as POD
Hospital supporting state emergency disaster plan. Participates
in statewide disaster planning activities for
18 county Region 3. Coordinates response actions
with city and county emergency management agencies.
Interacts with regional healthcare facilities
to facilitate bioterrorism planning, training
and exercise capabilities. |
Illinois
Department of Public Health, Saint John's Hospital,
Springfield Department of Public Health, Sangamon
County Public Health, Sangamon County ESDA,
Sangamon County Local Emergency Planning Committee,
Region 3 Emergency Planning Committee, Health
Care Response Network. |
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OSF
Saint James-John W. Albrecht Medical Center |
Steve
Baron
OSF Saint James - John
W. Albrecht Medical
Center
2500 W. Reynolds
Pontiac,
IL 61764
Steve.baron@osfhealthcare.org |
Bioterrorism
Network |
Hospital |
Assistance
w/POD hospital & other hospitals in the
network to develop a Bioterrorism Network |
County
& Local EMS Services |
| IL |
Southern
Illinois University School
of Medicine |
Deborah
E. Seale
P.O.
Box 19682
Springfield,
Illinois 62794-9682
Ph. 217-545-7830
Fax 312-217-545-7839
http://www.siumed.edu/telehealth |
Collaborated
in training of 188 rural nurses and pharmacists |
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Address
new roles healthcare professionals need to assume
during a bio-disaster event and how these new
roles interact with other non-health care professionals.
Provide information on the clinical management
of Class A bioterrorism agents, how to conduct
bio-event surveillance within practice settings
and the legal ramifications of volunteering
during a bio-disaster. Emphasis on importance
of communities working together in times of
crisis. |
University
of Illinois at Chicago
Colleges of Pharmacy and Nursing, Illinois
Health Education Consortium, Metropolitan Chicago Healthcare Council. (Funded by a training grant from US
Dept of Health and Human Services). |
| IN |
Clarian
Health Partners (Methodist, IU and Riley
Hospitals; 4 Beltway Surgery Centers |
Linda
Harshbarger EM Coordinator IU Hospital 550
N. University Blvd. #UH1205
Indianapolis, IN 46202
312-274-7677
For Surveillance Information, contact Dr. Douglas
Webb Co-Medical Director, Infection Control,
317-962-2157 |
The
3 hospitals conduct 2 drills per year JCAHO/ISDH
standards; 1 drill per year has influx of patients.
Each
Beltway Service Center conducts 2 drills per year;
1 drill has influx of patients.
Monthly
meetings of emergency Management Subcommittee.
Emergency
Department Disaster Response Team meets monthly.
Other
meetings as necessary.
Classes
given biannually. |
Methodist Hospital of Indianapolis
Indiana University Hospital
of Indianapolis
Riley
Children’s Hospital
Beltway
Sites:
MMP
East
MMP
North
MMP
South
MMP
Eagle Highlands |
EM
Coordinator participates in monthly LEPC meetings.
Clarian
participates in Federal, State and/or Local
disaster drills and planning, as available.
Last
drill conducted Aug.
31, 2004; 22 agencies participated in terrorism
bombing of the RCA Dome.
EM
Coordinator receives daily updates from DHS
and other like-related agencies. |
District
5 Hospital Emergency Preparedness Task Force-EM
Coor. Attends monthly meetings.
EMTC
Disaster Team participates with Local Search
and Rescue and other local entities. |
| KS |
University
of Kansas Medical Center |
David
Cook, Ph.D
University of Kansas
Medical Center
Mail Stop 1048
3901
Rainbow Blvd.
Kansas
City, KS 66160 |
Several
2-hour bioterrorism and disaster preparedness
training sessions throughout the state. |
More
than 40 may participate, including the 10 OAT-funded
sites. |
KUCTT
will facilitate the delivery of disaster preparedness
training sessions through videoconferencing
systems located throughout the state. KUCTT
will help schedule and monitor the events. |
KUMC Health
and Technology Outreach Department |
| KY |
Kentucky TeleCare/
Kentucky
Telehealth
Network |
Rob
Sprang
K287 KY Clinic,
740 S. Limestone
Lexington,
KY 40536
Ph. 859-257-6404
Fax 859-257-2881
Emergency: cell phone:
859-396-3588
rsprang@email.uky.edu |
PROACT
NETWORK Bioterrorism Training for Behavioral
Health Professionals, Veterinarians (bioterrorism
certification), Pharmacists (bioterrorism certification),
Cooperative Extension Agents, Physicians, Nurses,
Dentists.
KY
Department of Public Health Training Bioterrorism
Programs
Mock
Training Exercises with KY TeleCare PROACT sites,
KY Dept of Public Health, and Missouri Dept
of Public Health |
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PROACT
Network consist of interactive videoconference
telehealth facilities across KY that have committed
to participate in disaster preparedness and
response efforts. In the event of a disaster,
the KY Dept of Public health will contact the
KY TeleCare Office and the TeleCare Office will
contact the other members of the network and
will engage the network. Healthcare professionals
and patients are able to go to their local PROACT
site to connect with other PROACT sites, KY
Dept. of Public Health, CDC, Dept. of Homeland
Security, and other critical stakeholders involved
in the disaster response effort. PROACT network
has signed letters of agreement with each site
and can be active within 6 hours of first call
from KY Health Dept. |
State
Department of Public Health, CDC, Department
of Homeland Security |
| LA |
Lake
Charles Memorial Hospital |
Kevin
Haymon, BSN, RN
Lake Charles Memorial Hosp.
1525 Oak Park Blvd., Ste. A
Lake
Charles, LA 70601
Ph: 337-494-2861
Fax 337-494-6742 |
Distance
Learning, Public Health Information |
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Institutional
involvement in local, regional, and State planning. |
Louisiana
Office of Emergency Preparedness. |
| LA |
Woman’s
Hospital |
Stan
Shelton
Vice President—Support Services
Woman’s Hospital
9050
Airline Highway
Baton
Rouge, LA 70815
Ph. 225-924-8645
www.womans.com
hrsfs@womans.com |
Hospital
emergency preparedness drills, HEICS |
2 |
Woman’s
Hospital coordinates disaster-related medical
readiness at the Federal, State, and local area
through active participation with the Louisiana Office of Emergency Preparedness, the Metropolitan Medical
Response System (Louisiana Region 2 Hospital
Emergency Event Group), the East Baton Rouge
Parish Office of Emergency Management and the
Baton Rouge Health Care Forum Emergency Management
Group |
None |
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MA |
Baystate
Medical Center, Inc. |
Barbara
Farrell
759 Chestnut Street
Springfield, MA 01199
Ph. 413-794-8349
Fax 413-794-8426
http://www.baystatehealth.com |
Statewide
training site for the region. |
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Level
1 Trauma Center |
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UMass
Memorial Medical Center, Inc. |
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| ME |
Regional
Medical Center - Lubec |
Ron
Emerson RN BSN
43 S. Lubec Rd
Lubec, ME 04652
Ph. 207-287-4060
Fax 207-287-3020
http://www.rmcl.org |
Use
Network to provide bio-terrorism education from
Harvard school of public health and Maine's
Division of Disease Control |
Approx:
100 |
Provide
bio-terrorism preparedness education from Harvard
School of Public Health to hospitals, etc.
Practice session planned to use in case of
BT Emergency |
Maine
Emergency Medical Service |
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MI |
Central
Michigan University |
Timothy
Pletcher
2214 HPB
Mt Pleasant MI 48859
Ph. 989 774-1850
Fax 989 774- 1853
http://www.chp.cmich.edu/rtcen |
Distance
and Mass First Responder Training |
2 |
Participant
& facilitator, technical demonstration projects,
plus we have hosted distance education using
Human Patient Simulators |
Worked
with the Air Force Alpena Combat Medical Readiness
units to prove proof of concepts on just in
time medical training. Plus local response,
also work the mid Michigan
community health |
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Hillsdale
Community Health Center |
Valerie
Fetters
168 S. Howell
Hillsdale,
MI 49242
517-437-5216 |
Participation
withDistrict 1 Regional Medical Response Coalition |
1 |
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MN |
Marquette
General Health System |
Alyson
Sundberg
Marquette
Cnty. Med. Control Authority
580 W. College
Marquette,
MI 49855
Ph. 906-225-7410
Fax 906-225-3038 |
Development
and training |
10 |
MGHS
Telehealth provides the medium for video conferenced
meetings |
Regional
hospitals,
Medical
Control Authority |
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Fairview
Health Services |
Tom
Ormand, Director AEMR
Fairview
Information Services,
323
Stinson Blvd. Minneapolis,
MN, 55473
612-672-6822
tormand1@Fairview.org |
The
AEMR serves as an analytical repository for
bio-surveillance and provides aggregate analysis.
It also provides automated tracking of immunization
and used for monitoring disease patterns and
patient volumes in physician and clinic offices
to identify atypical disease clusters and automatically
report them to Fairview Health System for electronic
transfer to the Minnesota Department of Health
and Centers for Disease Control, as appropriate.
The ambulatory electronic medical record system
will be fully integrated with Fairview’s acute care electronic medical record
so that Emergency Department physicians and
caregivers will have immediate access to patients’
recent ambulatory records thus expediting diagnosis
and treatment in the event of a bio-terrorist
attack. |
Fairview
University Medical
Center – Riverside and University Campuses
Fairview
Southdale and Ridges Hospitals
Fairview
Women’s Clinics (3 sites), Fairview clinics
including Northeast, Staub, Highland Park, Eagen,
Ridges, Cedar Ridge, Lakeville Bloomington Oxboro,
Eden Center, Jonathan, and Cross Town |
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Fairview
Lakes Regional Medical
Center |
Mary
Jo Chippendale
313 North Main Street, Rm 240
Center City, MN 55012
Ph. 651-213-0466
Fax 651-213-0317
Bill
Becker
St.
Cloud Hospital
1406
N 6th Ave.
St. Cloud, MN 56303
Ph. 320-255-5682 |
Plans
for county response to emergencies in realm
of disaster, public health and terrorism.
Plans
for mutual cooperation among 20 regional hospitals
in the MDS Central region. Administers grant
funds from HRSA/CDC/MDH. |
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20 |
Health
care resource, integrate community plans with
health care provider opportunities.
Develops
inter-agency communication and stock sharing
strategies, integrate region-wide plans into
local/facility emergency response plans, makes
decisions on similar personal protective gear
and hospital equipment to be used throughout
the central region. |
Chisago
County Sheriffs Office, Chisago County Emergency
Management, ISD #2144, Chisago County Public
Health, Local EMS sources, Lakes Area Police,
Fairview Lakes Regional Health Care
20
member hospitals, East Central Regional Emergency
Management Services, Minnesota Department of
Health, Stearns County Emergency Management
Services. |
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MN |
Fairview
Ridges Hospital |
Brian
Milavitz
Fairview Ridges Hospital
Brian Milavitz
201 Nicollet Boulevard
Ph: 612-672-2253
Burnsville, MN 55337
Fax: 612-672-7050
http://www.fairview.org
Ph:
612-672-2253
Fax: 612-672-7050 |
Implemented
the Health Emergency Incident Command System
(HEICS) model, added decontamination facilities
and equipment and Implemented security measures
consistent with the Homeland Security color
coded security alert system. |
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Part
of Metro Facilitated Disaster Response Committee
Compact. The compact has distributed federal
funds to Fairview
and its other member for disaster readiness
planning, staff training, and equipment purchases
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University
of Minnesota |
Greg
Hestness
Assistant Vice President Public Safety
310 TSB, 511
Washington Avenue SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Ph. 612-626-4734
Office 612-625-3454
Fax 612-624-8899
hestness@umn.edu
http://www1.umn.edu/prepared/ |
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| MO |
The
Curators of the University of Missouri |
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