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Coalition Update May, 2019 Adrianne Feinberg afeinberg@gha.org 770-249-4559 Lanetta Mathis lmathis@gha.org 770-249-4532 New 5 Year Grant Cycle Begins 7/1/2019 for HPP Grant Coalitions identify gaps from real world events,

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Coalition Update May, 2019

Adrianne Feinberg – afeinberg@gha.org – 770-249-4559 Lanetta Mathis – lmathis@gha.org 770-249-4532

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New 5 Year Grant Cycle Begins 7/1/2019 for HPP Grant

  • Coalitions identify gaps from real world events,

exercises, and HVA changes

  • Develop a strategy (plans, training, equipping,

exercising) to address gaps

  • Develop a work plan (training, exercises, budget)
  • Receive funding
  • Implement work plan
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5 Annexes Over the Next 5 Years

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Active Assailant Action Guide for Hospitals

  • Security Awareness for Soft Targets and

Crowded Places

  • https://www.dhs.gov/publication/hospitals-

and-healthcare-facilities

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Dialysis Webinar (for Dialysis Center Staff)

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Inventory of Patient Tracking Devices

  • Devices being inventoried
  • Hand held devices (MC-65)
  • iPad Airs
  • All devices are considered Federal Assets and

must be accounted for and listed in iCAM, the State’s inventory management system

  • Let your Coalition Coordinator or Facilitator

know if you have any of these devices

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Inventory of Patient Tracking Devices

Motorola MC-65 Rugged Device iPad

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Nuclear Sites That May Impact Georgia

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Disaster Mental Health Website http://georgiadisaster.info/

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Changes to the CMS Emergency Preparedness Appendix Z

Access the memo

  • Added "emerging infectious diseases" to the current

definition of all-hazards approach

  • Added guidance under Tag E0015- Alternate Source

Power and Tag E0042- Emergency Standby Power Systems

  • Provides additional clarifications related to

portable/mobile generators

  • Changes to Home Health citations (technical)
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Resources Available from ASPR TRACIE

  • ASPR TRACIE Assistance Center provides

personalized support and responses to requests for information and technical assistance (TA)

  • Metal Detector Use in Hospitals: This ASPR TRACIE

TA response includes comments from ASPR TRACIE Subject Matter Expert Cadre members and resources related to metal detector use in hospitals

  • Healthcare Coalition Funding Allocation: This ASPR

TRACIE TA response includes comments from ASPR TRACIE Subject Matter Expert Cadre members and resources related to coalition funding allocation.

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New Resources Available from ASPR TRACIE

  • ASPR TRACIE Opioids: FAQs document has been

updated to include most recent data and new resources such as the HHS 5-Point Strategy to Combat the Opioid Crisis.

  • Toolkit for Mitigating Violence in the Workplace from

the American Organization of Nurse Executives and the Emergency Nurses Association highlights five focus areas of a successful workplace violence prevention program and includes links to helpful resources for nurse leaders.

https://asprtracie.hhs.gov/

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Measles Outbreak in Georgia

  • Three additional cases of Measles confirmed

in Georgia as of 4/25/19

  • Six total cases in Georgia for 2019
  • For more information about measles:

✓https://www.cdc.gov/measles/index.html

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Hepatitis A Outbreak in Georgia

  • Over 250 infections since 6/1/18
  • Nine times higher than in 2017
  • 69% required hospitalization
  • Commissioner Toomey and Dr. Drenzek

sent out a letter on 4/24 regarding this

  • utbreak
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Ebola Outbreak Update - Dem Rep of Congo Lassa Fever Outbreak - Nigeria Healthcare providers must ask the travel question, “Where have you traveled in the last 30 days?”

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Steps that facilities should implement as a routine part of triage to quickly identify, isolate, and inform public health authorities about patients who may have communicable infections: ▪ Ask about and document international travel histories at initial triage. This information can alert healthcare personnel to the possibility of communicable infections, such as viral hemorrhagic fevers or emerging respiratory viruses, and other health conditions, such as malaria, that need specific treatment. ▪ Identify patients who have fever and other signs and symptoms of infection and might warrant isolation pending further evaluation. ▪ Post contact information in easily visible locations for infection control personnel and the local public health jurisdiction for reporting of communicable diseases.

U.S. Healthcare Infection Prevention and Control Considerations

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Infectious Disease Protocol

Remember to: 1 - Identify 2 - Isolate 3 – Inform: Call 1-866-PUB-HLTH

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Important Resource: Travel Clinical Assistant

https://dph.georgia.gov/TravelClinicalAssistant

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Important Resource: Travel Clinical Assistant

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Important Resource: Travel Clinical Assistant

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Important Resource: Travel Clinical Assistant

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Stop the Bleed is a nationwide effort that encourages bystanders to become trained, equipped, and empowered to help in a bleeding emergency before professional help arrives.

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Stop-the-Bleed Kits for Hospital EDs

  • Funded by the Trauma Commission
  • Hospitals with EDs will receive
  • 5 tourniquets
  • 1 training tourniquet
  • Training will be provided to ED clinicians or

ED clinical educators

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Human Trafficking

In a 2014 survey of about 100 survivors

  • f sex trafficking,

88 percent said that while they were being trafficked they had contact with a health care provider, typically someone in an emergency department

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Human Trafficking

https://www.dhs.gov/blue-campaign

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Georgia Law on Human Trafficking

Georgia Code Title 16-5.47/House Bill 141 requires adult entertainment, emergency rooms, farm labor contractors, rest stops, hotels, massage parlors, and other businesses to post a notice informing about trafficking resources

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Example of Sign Posted on Back of Hospital ED Bathroom Door

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Pediatric Disaster Preparedness

For Assistance with Pediatric Patient Placement, Please Call the CHOA Transfer Center 404-785-7778 or 1-888-785-7778 Dawn Walker is the CHOA representative Office: 404-785-7191 Mobile : 706-350-0827

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Long Term Care Disaster Preparedness

For Assistance with Long Term Care Preparedness,

Contact Hannah Byers at 678-783-1701 or hbyers@ghca.info

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DCH New Disaster Preparedness Rules For Assisted Living Facilities and Personal Care Homes

1)Maintain an account in GHA911.org 2)Join their Healthcare Coalition; provide evidence of participation, at least annually, in communication drills with the coalition and/or attendance at coalition meetings 3)Provide evidence of contact, at least annually, with the local emergency management agency for the area in which the facility is located January 1, 2019 - effective date for compliance

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Georgia Long Term Care Emergency Preparedness Class

  • 3 year offering of Basic and Advanced courses
  • Target Audience: long term care facilities
  • Offered in every region – for every coalition
  • Provided by UGA Institute for Disaster

Management

  • Free slots for EMAG
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Conferences/Meetings

UPCOMING CONFERENCES DATE LOCATION

ESF-8 Meeting 5/16/19 GPSTC SNS Statewide TTX 5/17/19 GPSTC – Bays A & B https://training.gema.ga.gov/TRS/broadcastInvite.do?biCofId =30655 EMS for Children Conference 5/22/19 Augusta University Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2019-ems-for- children-conference-tickets-57526187375?aff=affiliate1 MATF 6/14/19 GPSTC - Bay B IDN Virtual TTX 6/18/19 TBA IDN FSE 11/4-11/8/19 TBA AHEPP Conference 11/4 – 11/6/19 Orlando https://www.ahepp.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?alias=2018Conf erence National Healthcare Coalition Conference 12/3-12/5/19 Houston, TX

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EMS for Children Conference May 22, 2019

➢ Track I: PECC** (pediatric emergency care champions) ➢ Track II: Critical Care Nursing and Transport ➢ Track III: Fire, EMS Augusta University Campus

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Infectious Disease Network Regional Exercise

➢ 6/18/19 – TTX ➢ 11/4/19 – 11/8/19 – Full Scale Exercise (FSE)

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Lanetta Mathis

Emergency Preparedness Communications Manager

Phone: 770-249-4532 Cell: 229-591-8794 E-mail: lmathis@gha.org

GHA911 Update

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WebEOC Transition Takes Place 6/1/19

to the DPH WebEOC 8.4 Platform From the GHA911 WebEOC platform

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WebEOC Transition Overview

  • Quick tabs for easy navigation between boards

(no more pop-up windows)

  • Easily create and print reports
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Get Trained Before the 6/1/19 WebEOC Transition !

  • Please contact Lanetta Mathis
  • Lmathis@gha.org or 770-249-4532
  • Link to slides for the training:

https://gha911.sharefile.com/d- sb12a0a1032e46d7a

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  • Everbridge Training Video

https://everbridge.zoom.us/recording/share/j4J mqNJ7abLKOV4JKbPbghsXuTyn5uxr3XTOiDE3ML 6wIumekTziMw

Everbridge Update

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Everbridge Update

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GHA911 Update

  • GHA911
  • Update your facility contact info in the system

▪ Emergency manager and backup(s) at the very least

  • Hospitals & Nursing Homes - Continue to update

bed counts each Wednesday by noon

  • Check with your Coalition Coordinator or Coalition

Facilitator to make sure your bed count point of contacts (POCs) are in Everbridge so they can be quickly notified during an incident

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GHA Produced Video on Hurricane Michael

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GHA Produced Video on Hurricane Michael

video link : https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZwU3zPImhnU