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21 st Century Disaster Readiness Kevin Yeskey, M.D. March 15, 2018 21 st Century: An Increasingly Complex & Dangerous World Saving Lives. Protecting Americans. 2 New Madrid Earthquake No notice event Consequences eclipse


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21st Century Disaster Readiness

Kevin Yeskey, M.D. March 15, 2018

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21st Century: An Increasingly Complex & Dangerous World

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New Madrid Earthquake

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  • No notice event
  • Consequences eclipse Hurricane Katrina
  • Large impact area - 126,575 Square Miles
  • 44M people in eight-State region - (12M in high

risk area)

  • Multiple jurisdictions
  • 4 Regions/8 states/141 counties
  • 86,00 casualties/20,000 hospitalized
  • 3,700 dead
  • 2.1 million in shelters
  • >150 hospitals destroyed
  • Significant infrastructure impacts
  • Estimated shortages: 100 DMATs/16 FMS/?? Ambulances
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Disaster Preparedness, Response and Recovery is a Departmental Priority

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  • 1. Established in the Pandemic and All-Hazards

Preparedness Act of 2006

  • 2. Leads public health and medical, preparedness,

response and recovery to public health emergencies

  • 3. Enhances medical surge capacity by organizing,

training, equipping, and deploying federal personnel

  • 4. Supports state, local, territorial and tribal health

partners by coordinating federal cooperative agreements and carrying out drills and exercises

  • 5. Oversees advanced research, development,

procurement, and stockpiling of vaccines, medicines, diagnostics (e.g. BARDA, Project BioShield)

HHS Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response

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ASPR Priorities for Building Readiness for 21st Century Threats

Strong Leadership Medical Countermeasures Enterprise Regional Disaster Health Response System Public Health Security Capacity

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ASPR’s Raison D’etre: “Unity of Command”

Public Law 109-417 Pandemic & All-Hazards Preparedness Act

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Flexible, nimble authorities Multi-year funding Promote innovation Facilitate partnerships Cutting edge expertise

BARDA forms unique public-private partnerships with industry to develop medical countermeasures

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ASPR Enhances Medical Surge Capacity Through Multiple Initiatives

National Disaster Medical System Medical Reserve Corps Hospital Preparedness Program Regional Emergency Coordinators Critical Infrastructure Protection

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Evolving Challenges to Health and Medical Response

  • Impacted patient populations
  • Chronic disease
  • In-patient capacity
  • Medical equipment dependent out-patients
  • Dependencies
  • Utilities
  • Transportation
  • Just in time supply
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What are the key elements of a potential Regional Disaster Health Response System?

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RDHRS

Aware Responsive Regional Ready Resourced

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Questions