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Emergency Management Programs at Kaiser Permanente Skip Skivington Director of Operations Procurement & Supply Changes to Match the New World Facilitate and broaden communications between government agencies and health plan providers,

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Emergency Management Programs at Kaiser Permanente

Skip Skivington Director of Operations Procurement & Supply

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Changes to Match the New World

“Facilitate and broaden communications between government agencies and health plan providers, policy professionals, CEO’s, and communication professionals”

D.A. Henderson, MD, MPH

Internal Collaboration + External Collaboration = Community Readiness

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Healthcare Continuity Management Business Continuity Management

Foundation Development Implementation Systematic Planning Risk Assessment

Threat Assessment Management

EOC Management Threat Policy Development Integration Measured Response Share Best Practices

Internal Collaboration

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BCM Program Design

Overview Description of Program Vision Capability Time

Minimum Acceptable Level

f Capability

Normal Operations

Incident Occurs

Recovery Time Objective

Contingency Planning and Crisis Management

Proactive BCM Activities Proactive BCM Activities Reactive BCM Activities

Risk Mitigation

modified U.S. DoD graphic Response, Recovery & Restoration Prevention and Preparedness Prevention and Preparedness

Return to Normal Operations

Emergency Response Restoration Recovery

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Integration

Other EOC

National EOC

Regional EOC Hospital EOC Hospital EOC Regional EOC Hospital EOC Hospital EOC Other EOC Executive Oversight Group Healthcare Continuity Management Workgroups  Clinical  Facilities  Supply Chain  People  Community Linkages  Communications  Public Policy  Legal

Planning Response

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Ongoing Risk Mitigation

Facilities Community Linkages SARS Smallpox Anthrax Pandemic Influenza Katrina Rita West Nile Virus

Smallpox Vaccination Policy and Tools Bioterrorism Response Plan Anthrax Policy and Tools SARS Resource Toolbox Hurricanes Katrina/Rita Pandemic Influenza

Legal Facilities Supply Chain Communication & Education Public Policy People/ HR Clinical Community Linkages Healthcare Continuity Management

Healthcare Risks Risk Mitigation Tools Work Group Activity

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Getting a “Running Start”

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Partners in Preparedness and Response

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Going Forward

 Continue threat reduction strategies by

maximizing our personal through enterprise resiliency via combined recovery and emergency planning and training

 Continue to strengthen our national, regional and

local understanding of the threats and our response capabilities

 Continue to challenge assumptions and