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EMSystem EMResource Training

EMSystem EMResource Training. Board of Directors. Executive Members Rachel Jameson, RN, MSN – Chair WBAMC Todd Haugen, BBA, LP – Chair Elect HCA Healthcare Beth Tracy, RN, MSN - Secretary Las Palmas Medical Center Aileen Kalt, RN, BSN - Treasurer Providence Memorial Hospital.

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EMSystem EMResource Training

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  1. EMSystem EMResource Training

  2. Board of Directors Executive Members Rachel Jameson, RN, MSN – Chair WBAMC Todd Haugen, BBA, LP – Chair Elect HCA Healthcare Beth Tracy, RN, MSN - Secretary Las Palmas Medical Center Aileen Kalt, RN, BSN - Treasurer Providence Memorial Hospital

  3. Members Alex Ramos, RN, MSN, CCRN Acute Care Services Chair - UMC of El Paso Don Berger, HMT, EMT Emergency Preparedness & Response Chair - PMH Eddie Sanchez, EMT-P EMS Chair – Life Ambulance Service Julie Perez, RN, MSN Prevention Chair - SPEMC Alan Tyroch, MD System PI Chair - TTUHSC Bert Corbell, MSN, RN, CEN, LP Ex-Officio – Del Sol Medical Center Joaquin Graham NM Member-at-Large AMR of Las Cruces David Palafox, M.D. Community Member-at-Large El Paso First Healthcare, Inc. Paul Perez Community Member-at-Large Western Refining

  4. About BorderRAC“Our mission is to provide the leadership necessary to sustain high quality, professional services required of an inclusive trauma and emergency healthcare system.” Trauma/Emergency Healthcare Acute Care Services Committee Cardiac Subcommittee Hospital Trauma Subcommittee Pediatric Subcommittee Regional Registry Subcommittee Stroke Subcommittee EMS Committee Prevention Committee System Performance Improvement Medical Education Subcommittee Physician Advisory Group Emergency Preparedness & Response The Emergency Preparedness & Response Committee coordinates preparedness and responses for acute medical mass casualty and disaster situations. MMU EMTF State Grants (Stryker Chairs, Med Sleds, HICS Vests, Vents, CPAP’s, Radio Communication, etc.)

  5. How does it all work together? Our goal is to fully implement the statewide trauma system in order to reduce the number of trauma incidents, preventable deaths, reduce the severity of trauma-related disability, and to make sure that all Texas trauma victims receive the best care possible. We also assist hospitals and EMS Agencies ensure they are prepared to respond to a bioterrorism attack or a wide-scale natural disaster.

  6. Intermedix - EMSystem EMResourceis an Internet based communication tool that enables access to real-time information on provider capability and capacity to authorized users. EMResource may be used to communicate important information, such as health alerts, disaster drills, and other events simultaneously and consistently to the appropriate users. EMTrack supports the tracking of people and associated pets, property and equipment. Response and support teams can effectively track, coordinate, and manage patient or individual movements throughout the continuum of care including at the scene, transport, destination, discharge and promote the family reunification process. Hospital-ICS is an industry recognized organizational chart that clearly defines a chain of command to assist hospitals in managing their staff in the event of disaster. WebEOC is a Web-Enabled incident management system. WebEOC enables users to manage multiple incidents and daily events, assign and track missions and tasks, provide situation reports, manage resources, and prepare Incident Command System (ICS) and Incident Action Plan (IAP) reports.

  7. Regional Default View

  8. Events Types

  9. Most Common Events MCI • EMS will alert for an MCI whenever there are 5 or more patients being transported from one scene. • The request will be for a total of RED/YELLOW/GREEN • The total should represent the total number of each category your ED can manage. • Due to the urgency, each hospital has 5 minutes to acknowledge and 10minutes to update. Bed Availability • Types of events requiring a bed availability (evacuation, state requirement, etc.) • The request will be for a total of bed availability on the units (Med/Surge, Pedi, etc.) • Total total should represent the number of total patients each unit can receive. • The report itemizes each unit for a bed availability count.

  10. MCI MCI

  11. Bed Availability Bed Availability Reporting

  12. WebEOChttps://webeoc.elpasotexas.gov/eoc7 User Names: LastNameFirstName4digit Password:

  13. WebEOC

  14. WebEOC EDO Board Hospital Active Board Use: EDO Emergency Department List EDO Contact List Board EHN Active Board Use: EDO Texas EHN Patient List EDO Patient Search EDO Contact List Board

  15. Hospital View: Emergency Department Patient List

  16. Hospital View: New Patient Input

  17. Hospital View: Patient Update

  18. EHN View: Complete Patient List

  19. EHN View: Psychiatric Patient List

  20. EHN View: Patient Detail

  21. EHN View: Patient Update

  22. Steve Chavez IT Administrator 838-3205 309-2768 Erica Guerrero Program Specialist 838-3204 432-296-2006 Ida L. Waide-Rascon Assistant Director 838-3201 920-2203 Questions

  23. BorderRAC Events Shattered Dreams Experience Southwest Trauma Tour Safety on Wheels Annual Fund Raising Gala AmBus Deployment Bataan Memorial Death March Bi-National Forum on Trauma & Disaster BorderRAC & Roll

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