| ST |
Organization |
Contact
Information |
Description
of Activity |
Sites |
Role
in Federal, State or Local Emergency Planning |
Other
entities associated with in Emergency Planning |
AK |
Alaska
Native Tribal Health Consortium |
Michael
J. Bradley
Bioterrorism
Coordinator
4141 Ambassador Dr.
Anchorage, AK 99508
Ph: 907-729-
Fax: 907-729-3652 |
Assist
Alaska tribal health organizations and other Alaska
Native entities develop disaster plans and programs
designed to give them the capacity to respond
to and manage all hazards which might afflict
Tribal communities and populations. |
12+ |
Assist
local and regional entities develop and improve
their emergency plans and programs. Represent
Alaska Native interests in working with state
agencies to develop State emergency response plans
and programs. Assist Tribal emergency planners
in developing and revising plans consistent with
state programs and federal guidelines for emergency
management. |
Alaska
State Hospital and Nursing Home Association, Alaska
Primary Care Association. Emergency Medical Planning
Group. |
Alaska
Psychiatric Institute (API) |
Mark
W. Doughty, Safety Officer
2800
Providence Drive.
Anchorage,
AK 99508-4677
Ph:
907-269-7819
Fax: 907-269-7251
www.hss.state.ak.us/dbh/API |
We
participate in the Homeland Security activities
through Alaska State Hospital and Nursing Association
(ASHNA) funded activities and our membership in
the Joint Medical Emergency Planning Group (JMEPG). |
1 |
The
Safety Officer is the API Representative in the
JMEPG Group. Working with Municipal, State, and
Federal entities regarding the role of individual
hospitals for emergency planning. |
N/A |
AL |
University
of South Alabama |
Carl
Taylor
307 N. University Blvd., HSB 1100
Mobile,
AL 36688
Ph: 251-461-1812
Fax:251-461-1809
www.cshi.southalabama.edu |
Statewide
network provider of Advanced Regional Response
Training (ARRT) designed to meet the unique and
specific needs of emergency response agencies,
healthcare providers, hospitals and public health.
Provided training at the USA Center for Strategic
Health Innovation AART Center to 500 attendees;
60 hospitals; 11 public health areas. Delivered
organized specific ICS and planning sessions for
hospitals, community health centers, and public
health organizations. |
Statewide |
CSHI
coordinates and delivers response training for
all of Alabama, incorporating all tiers of response
into the education program; ensures training ties
together local, state and federal responsibilities;
collaborates with surrounding state of Florida,
Mississippi, and Louisiana. |
USA
College of Medicine, USA College of Nursing, Alabama
Department of Public Health, Mobile County Health
Department, Alabama Emergency Management Agency,
Mobile County Emergency Management Agency, Alabama
Hospital Association, USA College of Medicine,
USA College of Nursing, Alabama Department of
Public Health, Mobile County Health Department,
Alabama Emergency Management Agency, Mobile County
Emergency Management Agency, Alabama Hospital
Association. |
AR |
University
of Arkansas for Medical Sciences |
Ann
Bynum
1123 South University ST 400
Little Rock, AR 72204
Ph: 501-686-2595
Fax: 501-686-2585
rpweb.uams.edu/btportal/ |
Statewide
network for bioterrorism training and Medical
Reserve Corps Teams. Continuing education for
healthcare professionals in bioterrorism; Statewide
conferences; training exercises. |
Statewide
– 12 Regions |
BioTCE
manager based in each region at AHECs, CHCs or
Health Depts. Comprehensive and coordinated approach
to CE for health care providers, equipping them
to work effectively with other local, regional,
and State personnel in bioterrorism event. The
22005 Conference had 487 attendees. The first
Arkansas Medical Reserve Corps Teams are forming
at the AHECs and University Hospital. |
Arkansas
Department of Health, Arkansas Department of Emergency
Management, Community Health Centers of Arkansas,
Arkansas Children’s Hospital, Veterans Administration,
Arkansas Hospital Association |
AZ |
Arizona
Board of Regents, University of Arizona |
Richard
McNeely Con
PO
Box 245032
Tucson,
AZ 85724
Ph:
520-626 7343
Fax:
520-626-1027
telemedicine.arizona.edu |
Administrative
and Educational Teleconferences in Bioterrorism
Emergency Response |
162 |
The
Arizona Telemedicine Program provides network
services in support of a number of local, regional,
and statewide emergency preparedness efforts. |
Colleges
of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Public Health,
Four Corners Telehealth Consortium, Arizona Emergency
Medicine Research Center, Arizona Department of
Health Services, Arizona Burn Center, Pima County,
University Physicians Hospital at Kino. |
Banner
Good Samaritan Telemedicine Program |
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N/A |
Maricopa
County, Arizona |
|
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N/A |
CA |
Familia
Unida Living with Multiple Sclerosis |
|
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|
N/A |
Multi-Dimensional
Imaging, Inc. of Newport Beach |
|
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N/A |
| ST |
Organization |
Contact
Information |
Description
of Activity |
Sites |
Role
in Federal, State or Local Emergency Planning |
Other
entities associated with in Emergency Planning |
CA |
San
Joaquin County Health Care Services |
Kristy
Johnson, MSN, RN
Clinical
Nurse Specialist
500
W. Hospital Road
French Camp, CA 95231
Ph:
209-468-6448
Fax:
209-468-6114
www.sjgeneralhospital.com |
HRSA
and BPAC committee representative for hospital.
Directly participates in the planning and execution
for State and County drills associated with mass
casualties, surge capacity and bioterrorism events.
|
1 |
In
local emergency planning, works on the HRSA and
BPAC committees to evaluate and coordinate various
plans between all County stakeholders (area hospitals,
Public Health, OES, EMS, law enforcement, fire
departments, and city managers). |
San
Joaquin County Public Health Services, Office
of Emergency Services (OES), Behavioral Health
Services, Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and
Sheriff’s Office. Also works closely with
City of Stockton OES, Police, Fire, and area hospitals
(Kaiser, Dameron, Sutter Tracy, St. Joseph’s,
Lodi Memorial, etc.) |
Santa
Rosa Memorial Hospital |
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N/A |
CO |
Avista
Adventist Hospital |
|
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N/A |
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
Campuses. 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
Departments. |
DC |
American
Red Cross |
|
|
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|
N/A |
DC |
Foundation
for eHealth Initiative |
Janet
M. Marchibroda
Chief
Executive
Foundation
for eHealth Initiative
1500
K Street, NW, Suite 900
Washington, DC 20005
Phone:
202-624-3270
Fax:
202-624-3266
Email:
janet.marchibroda@ehealthinitiative.org |
Through
its annual survey of state, regional and community-based
health information exchange initiatives and organizations,
the Foundation for eHealth initiative tracks the
efforts of health information exchange efforts
across the US, including several components that
would support homeland security and emergency
preparedness efforts.
For
example, the annual survey, (which included 109
state, regional, and community-based efforts in
2005) tracks the following:
-The
functionalities of each HIE effort (including
public health surveillance);
-The
types of data being exchanged (e.g., diagnoses,
laboratory results, medication histories, etc.);
-Stakeholders
who are engaged in the HIE effort (including state
and local public health agencies). |
|
The
results of the Foundation for eHealth Initiative’s
annual survey, the learning of funded communities,
the rapidly growing coalition of state, regional,
and community-based initiatives engaged in the
Connecting Communities coalition, and the common
principles and tools for health information exchange
that are being developed and disseminated, can
all play a critical role in federal, state, or
local emergency planning efforts. |
|
CareSpark,
TN |
|
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N/A |
Colorado
Health Exchange Network, CO |
|
|
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N/A |
Indiana
Health Information Exchange, IN |
|
|
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|
N/A |
Maryland/DC
Collaborative for Healthcare Information Technology,
MD |
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. |
|
|
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Massachusetts
Health Data Consortium (MA-SHARE), MA |
|
|
|
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N/A |
DC |
National
Institute for Medical Informatics, WI |
Seth
Foldy / Ed Barthell
NIMI
1251
Glen Oaks Lane
Mequon, WI 53092
Ph:
414-290-6725
Email:
sfoldy@sbcglobal.net |
Public
health dashboard includes situational awareness
of communicable diseases, weather, security level
(“color”), traffic, pollution, and
emergency Dept. status; bed counts; alerts Preparedness
exercises (tabletop and functional); mass casualty
communications and management |
9
counties of SE Wisconsin |
Feedback
to local, state and federal preparedness agencies. |
Local
and state health departments, county emergency
management, health care emergency preparedness
consortium, Metro. Medical Response System. |
Santa
Barbara County Care Data Exchange, CA |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
St.
Joseph’s Hospital Foundation (Whatcom HIE),
WA |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
Taconic
Educational Research Fund, NY |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
FL |
BayCare
Health System |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
Florida
Cancer Research Cooperative, University of South
Florida |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
University
of Florida College of Dentistry (UFCD) |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
GA |
Morehouse
School of Medicine |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
Ware
County Health Department |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
HI |
Hawai’i
Primary Care Association |
Sandy
Pablo
345
Queen Street, Suite 601
Honolulu, HI 96813 |
Coordinate
Homeland Security and Disaster Preparedness activities
among the CHCs and integrate them into the state
master plan. |
13
clinics with 31 sites on 5 islands. |
HPCA
represents the CHCs at the state level in the
ongoing planning and response capabilities system.
HCPA
participates in a national PCA Emergency Preparedness
Network. |
Hawaii
Department of Health, Healthcare Association of
Hawaii, State and County Civil Defense, Emergency
Medical Services, Red Cross, US Army, Navy, and
Coast Guard, State Airports and Harbors Divisions,
Offices of the Governor and Lt. Governor, State
Legislature. |
Moloka’i
General Hospital |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
IA |
Iowa
Chronic Care Consortium |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
Mercy
Foundation |
Fred
Eastman
1111 - 6th Avenue
Des Moines, IA 50314
Ph: 515-643-5225
Fax: 515-643-8928
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 |
Clearwater
Valley Hospital and Clinics, Inc. |
Pam
McBride
301
Cedar St.
Orofino,
ID 83544
Ph:
208-289-5509
Fax:
208-289-2437
www.clearwatervalleyhospital.com |
Regional
health care work group; local emergency planning
committee |
5 |
Collaborates
with regional hospitals and medical facilities
for surge capacity planning; partners with local
law, fire, ambulance services for LEPC. |
North
Central Public Health District; Clearwater County;
City of Orofino. |
ID |
Idaho
State University, Institute of Rural Health |
Dr.
B. Hudnall Stamm, PhD
Campus Box 8174
Pocatello, ID 83209
Ph:
208-282.4436
Fax: 208 282-4074
www.isu.edu/irh
and telida.isu.edu
Dr.
Neill Piland, DrPH
Campus
Box 8174
Pocatello,
ID 83209
Ph:
208-282-4436
Fax:
208-282-4074
www.isu.edu/irh |
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.
Statewide
network for distributing bioterrorism continuing
education training. Distance delivery will include
virtual tabletop exercise and drill, simulations,
live-event Webcasting (interactive and non-interactive),
Webcasts (on-demand), archived Webcasts, Virtual
Grand Rounds, workshops, seminars, audioconferences,
CD-ROM. |
11
44 |
Representation
on the State Bioterrorism Preparedness & Response
Advisory Committee
Telehealth
Idaho coordinates videoconferencing CE education
for awareness and preparedness training for health
professionals in Idaho; collaborates with surrounding
telehealth networks in Idaho and surrounding states;
and participates in Idaho’s homeland defense
planning. |
Principal
Investigator for National Child Traumatic Stress
Network Center for Rural, Frontier, and Tribal
Health (SAMSHA # 1UD1 SM56114001); Co-Principal
Investigator/Co-Project Director for Bioterrorism
Training and Curriculum Development Program grant
for Idaho (HRSA T01HP06420). International Society
for Traumatic Stress Studies, South African Institute
of Rural Health, USAID, Save the Children and
various other countries and agencies. Involved
with Indonesian government to develop psychosocial
recovery plan for Tsunami affected areas. Active
internationally in providing aid worker support
materials to governments’ and NGOs’
responses to natural disasters in 2004-2005 (South
Asian Tsunami, Hurricane Katrina, etc.) providing
aid worker materials. See telida.isu.edu for
access to materials. |
North
Idaho Rural Health Consortium (NIRHC) |
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N/A |
IL |
Northern
Illinois University/
Fermi
National Laboratory |
|
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N/A |
IL |
OSF
Saint James—John W. Albrecht Medical Center |
|
|
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|
N/A |
Saint
John’s Hospital |
|
|
|
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N/A |
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
www.siumed.edu/telehealth |
Collaborated
in training of 31 participants; four-part series |
5 |
Primary
care providers, administrators, and other health
care providers learn how to recognize a bioterrorism
event, how to react to an influx of patients,
what systems are in place in their community to
provide care during and attack. Videoconference
was taped and reproduced on CD-ROM with resource
materials and evaluation. |
Western
IL AHEC, IL Health Education Consortium, Adams
County Health Department, Illinois Department
of Public Health, SIU Quincy Family Practice,
Montana AHEC-Montana State University. |
IN |
James
Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children |
|
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N/A |
Health
& Hospital Corporation of Marion County |
Catherine
Parker
Grants
Director
HHC
3838
N. Rural St.
Indianapolis,
IN 46205
Ph:
317-221-2468
Fax:
317-221-2020
Email:
cparker@hhcorp.org
www.hhcorp.org |
1.Urban Areas Security Initiative (UASI).
2. HRSA Bed Surge
3. Metropolitan Medical Response System. |
County-wide
(1-3) |
1. Indianapolis/Marion County/Hamilton County
receives funding through UASI for a wide variety
of homeland security efforts.
2. For increasing hospital bed surge capacity
in the event of an emergency.
3. To increase capacity of public health
and hospital system to respond to BT attacks within
a 48 hour period. |
1. State
of Indiana and all local government agencies.
2. State
of Indiana.
3. State
of Indiana, City of Indianapolis. |
KS |
University
of Kansas Medical Center |
David
Cook, PhD
University
of Kansas Medical Center
Mail
Stop 3013
3901
Rainbow Blvd.
Kansas City, KS 66160 |
Several
2-hour bioterrorism and disaster preparedness
training sessions throughout the state. |
40+ |
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. |
External
Affairs
Continuing
Education |
KY |
The
James B. Haggin Memorial Hospital |
|
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N/A |
Marcum
& Wallace Memorial Hospital |
|
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N/A |
KY |
New
Horizons Health Systems, Inc. |
Linda
Saur, RNC
330
Roland Avenue
Owenton,
KY 40359
Ph:
502-484-3663, ext. 2302
Email:
lsaur@bellsouth.net |
Participating
(3 Years) with the Kentucky Region 7 Preparedness
Committee to develop, implement, and test bioterrorism
plan for the northern KY region. Signed Mutual
Aid compact with Kentucky Hospital Association
to facilitate the ten hospitals in the region
working together with the community at large to
meet patient needs.
Participating
in the Region 7 Benchmarking program. Participated
in 8/2004 Kentucky Homeland Security regional
bioterrorism exercise (Northern Exposure) and
in 9/2005 Kentucky Homeland Security regional
bioterrorism exercise.
Two
staff completed the FEMA Emergency Management
Institute IS-00700 NIMS in June, 2005. Two staff
completed the OSHA Best Practices 16- hour Hospital
First Receivers course (06/05) and the OSHA 8-hour
First Receivers Train the Trainer Course.
(07/05)
Developed decon training module for NH staff,
purchased decon equipment for hospital and practice
in cooperation with Owen County Emergency Management.
Participating in community-wide preparation activities
with county Emergency Management, regional Hazmat,
local, fire, EMS, and Public health entities.
|
1 |
Participate
with Kentucky Hospital Association in regional
and state planning to coordinate services, communication,
and other needs. |
Kentucky
Hospital Association, Kentucky Homeland Security.
Owen County Emergency Management. Owen County
Public Health. |
KY |
University
of Kentucky Research Foundation—Kentucky
TeleCare |
Rob
Sprang
K287
KY Clinic,
740
S. Limestone
Lexington,
KY 40536-0284
Ph:
859-257- 6404
Fax: 859-257-2881
www.mc.uky.edu/kytelecare |
PROACT
Statewide network for distributor of bioterrorism
training and homeland security alert.
Providing
lectures from UK Chandler Medical Center, UK Department
of Psychiatry/Behavioral Health, Univ. of Louisville
Medical Center, KY Dept. of Health |
PROACT
17 sites
KY
Telehealth Network 53 Sites |
Kentucky
TeleCare coordinates videoconferencing education
for preparedness training for KY; facilitates
statewide training for KY Dept. of Health; collaborates
with surrounding telehealth networks within KY
and with other contiguous states, US Department
of Homeland Security, and CDC. |
UK
Chandler Medical Center, UK College of Agriculture
and Depts. Of Plant Pathology, Food Microbiology,
Food Safety, Dept. of Animal Sciences, Ag Meteorology,
Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering Departments;
Veterinary Science; Dept. of Sociology/Agriculture;
Cooperative Extension Service; UK College of Pharmacy;
UK Department of Psychiatry; UK School of Public
Health, Univ. of Louisville Medical Center, U
of L Depts. of Nursing and Dentistry, KY State
Dept. of Health, KY State Dept. of Agriculture,
US Department of Homeland Security, CDC. |
LA |
Southwest
Louisiana Health Care Systems |
Mary
Morris
Lake Charles Memorial Hospital
1525 Oak Park Blvd
Lake Charles, LA 70601
Ph: 337-494-2861
Fax: 337-494-6742
Email:
mmorris@lcmh.com |
Distance
Learning, Public Health Information |
22 |
Institutional
involvement in local, regional, and state planning. |
Louisiana
Office of Emergency Preparedness. |
Woman’s
Hospital |
Stan
Shelton
Vice President—Support Services
Woman’s Hospital
9050 Airline Highway
Baton Rouge, LA 70815
Ph: 225-924-8645
Email: mls9m@virginia.edu
www.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 |
MA |
Massachusetts
College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
UMass
Memorial Medical Center |
Gina
Smith, RN
Emergency Preparedness Coordinator
Ph: 508-334-7688
Fax: 508-334-7579
Email: smith02@ummhc.org |
UMass
Memorial participates in the Massachusetts Department
of Public Health Hospital Emergency Preparedness
Committee, Metropolitan Medical Response System
(MMRS), and the Central Massachusetts Mass Casualty
Incident Planning Group.
UMass
Memorial sponsors a 175-member FEMA Disaster Medical
Assistance Team (DMAT) |
|
Planning
and practice with state and regional emergency
preparedness groups including statewide disaster
and hazardous material exposure drills and exercises,
personal protective equipment and decontamination
training, surge capacity planning, force protection
planning, and incident management training.
UMass
Memorial-sponsored DMAT team deploys a rapid response
self-sufficient medical team of 35 within 12-24
hours following a federal disaster declaration.
|
Collaborative
planning with all other regional hospitals and
health care facilities, including St. Vincent
hospital, Health Alliance Hospital, Henry Haywood
Hospital, Clinton Hospital, Wing Hospital, Mary
Lane Hospital, and with local, regional, and state
emergency medical services, fire services, and
public health agencies.
Through
DMAT team, Dept. of Homeland Security-FEMA, US
Public Health Service, US Dept. of Veterans Affairs. |
ME |
Regional
Medical Center at Lubec |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
MI |
Altarum
Institute |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
Hillsdale
Community Health Center |
Valerie
Fetters
168
S. Howell
Hillsdale,
MI 49242
Ph:
517-437-5216 |
Participation
with District 1 Regional Medical Response Coalition |
1 |
N/A |
N/A |
Hurley
Medical Center |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
Michigan
State University |
|
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N/A |
Western
Michigan University |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
MN |
Fairview
Health Services |
Tom
Ormand, Director
323
Stinson Blvd.
Minneapolis,
MN, 55473
Ph:
612-672-6822
Email:
tormand1@fairview.org |
The
Ambulatory Electronic Medical Record is used in
conjunction with FHS acute care electronic medical
record so that Emergency Department physicians
and caregivers will have immediate access to patient’s
recent ambulatory records thus expediting diagnosis
and treatment. The AEMR serves as an analytical
repository for bio-surveillance and provides aggregate
analysis. It also provides automated tracking
of immunization and is used for monitoring disease
patterns and patient volumes in physician and
clinic offices.
The
data enable atypical disease cluster identification
to support reporting to FHS for communication
to the Minnesota Department of Health and Centers
for Disease Control, as appropriate. |
University
of Minnesota Medical Center at Fairview
Riverside
and University Campuses and free-standing clinics
(6)
Fairview
Southdale Hospital and free-standing clinics (6)
Fairview
Ridges Hospital and free-standing clinics (5) |
Unknown
at this time. |
Unknown
at this time. |
University
of Minnesota |
|
|
|
|
N/A |
MO |
The
Curators of the University of Missouri |
Weldon
Webb, MA
Missouri
TelehealthNetwork
2401 Lemone Industrial Blvd
Columbia,
MO 65212
Ph: 573 884-7958
Fax: 573 882-5666
www.telehealth.muhealth.org |
Contracts
with the Missouri Dept. of Health and Senior Services
(24 sites) and the Missouri Primary Care Association
(15 sites); is in the execution process to provide
connectivity to DHSS, the Missouri Hospital Association
FQHC, and 22 Hospitals for the purpose of bio-attack
prepared and response. |
39 |
The
Missouri Telehealth Network will simply be a conduit/tool
used for planning activities as well as response. |
Funding
will come from the Missouri Dept. of Health and
Senior Services and MPCA with Federal funding
from HRSA |
MT |
Benefis
Healthcare Foundation |
Jack
W. King
1101
26th St So.
Great Falls, MT 59405
Ph:
406-455-4285
Fax:
406-455-4141
Email:
kingjacw@benefis.org |
N/A |
N/A |
Benefis
Healthcare Foundation is a partner in a Federal
HRSA grant for Bioterrorism Preparedness. |
St.
Vincent Healthcare |
Billings
Clinic Foundation |
Joe
Marcotte
2800
10th Avenue North
Billings, MT 59101
Ph:
406-657-4824
Email:
jmarcotte@billingsclinic.org |
Involved
in variety of initiatives—i.e., Surge Capacity
Planning funded by HRSA and HAZMAT and Incident
Planning funded by Office of Domestic Preparedness |
17 |
Yellowstone
County Emergency Planning Committee;
Mr.
Marcotte—Chair plus other State and National
Committees |
76
community members including EMS, Law Enforcement,
and other Healthcare Facilities |
