HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS

Bioterrorism Planning

Broadly defined, bioterrorism refers to the use of biological agents such as anthrax, smallpox, botulism, and plague in an act of terrorism. The goal of Bioterrorism Planning is to establish and maintain all-hazards response capabilities critical to protecting the population during a public health crisis. Bioterrorism Planning includes:

Crisis Management Planning

Crisis Communications Planning

Post Incident Crisis Counseling

Debris Management Planning and Monitoring

Development or Enhancement of a Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan

Development of Shelter-in-Place Plan and Procedures

Emergency/Disaster Policies and Procedure

Evacuation Planning

Exercise/Simulation Development and Evaluation

Healthcare Facility/System Vulnerability Assessment

Healthcare Facility/System EOC Design and Implementation

Integration with Local/State/Federal Emergency Management Officials during Crisis

Pre-Positioned Contract Procurement

Pandemic Flu Planning and Exercises

Pre-Positioned Contract Procurement

Review of Compliance with JCAHO Accreditation Standards/Action-Improvement Plans related to Emergency Preparedness and Response

Weapons of Mass Destruction Training

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