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Hospital Emergency Management
Joseph Nadzady, Yuri Millo

ISBN: 9780763761264
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250 Pages
© 2012
Will Publish: 11/1/2010

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Incident Command Systems 

The National Response Plan (NRP) 
National Incident Management System 
Hospital Emergency Incident Command System 
Initial Response Concerns 
Situational Analysis:  Look at “NOW” 
Situational Analysis II: Look to the “FUTURE”… 

Chapter 2: Conventional Mass Casualty Incidents 
Time versus Load 
Mass Casualty Predictor 
The First Five Minutes 
Logistics 
Other Considerations 
Mass Casualty Triage 
EMTALA Requirements 

Chapter 3: Chemical Mass Casualty Incidents 
History of Chemical MCI 
HazMat Chemistry Basics 
Chemical Environmental Requirements 
Chemical Terms 
Event Recognition 
Hospital Response Assumptions 
Critical Points of a Chemical Response 
Decontamination Principles 
Patient Decontamination Facilities 
Chemical Triage Process 
Priorities 
Urgency of Deployment 
Communication 
Information Resources 

Chapter 4: Biological Mass Casualty Incidents 
History of Biological Mass Casualty Incidents 
Characteristics of a biological incident 
CDC Biological Agents of Concern 
Biological MCI Response Assumptions 
Syndromic Surveillance and Epidemiologic Investigations 
Biological MCI Response Planning 
Biological MCI Recovery 

Chapter 5: Radiological Mass Casualty Incidents 
Radiological Incident 
Types of Radiation 
Exposure vs. Contamination 
Radiation Half-Life 
Three methods for reducing radiation exposure: time, distance, and shielding 
Hospital Response to a Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) Involving Radiation 
Patient Management: Triage 
Patient Management - Priorities 
Patient Management –Decontamination 
Effect of Exposure 
Syndromes of Concern 
Treatment of Internal Contamination 
Patient Management – Intrahospital Patient Transfers 
Psychological Casualties 
Information Management and Risk Communication 
Facility Recovery 

Chapter 6: Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication 
What is Crisis and Emergency Risk Communications? 
Building Your Communication Plan 
Developing Your Message 
Communicating as a Successful Spokesperson 
Representing Your Organization 
What Every Spokesperson Should Know 
Develop an Emergency/Crisis Communication Plan 
Misinformation and Rumor Control 

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