Save the Date for an upcoming MCICS 400 Training:

‘A Hospital Evacuation is a Community Emergency’

January 31 & February 1, 2014 Keefe Medical Center, Cheyenne Wells, CO February 14 & 15, 2014 Weisbrod Hospital, Eads, CO March 14 & 15, 2014 Gunnison Valley Hospital & EMS April 18 & 19, 2014 Rose Medical Center Denver, CO

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MCICS 400‐Hospital Evacuation & Surge Training: A Unified Command Approach Presented by: Operational Consulting Group, Inc MCICS 400 Hospital Evacuation Training is a unified command approach designed to build "Community Emergency Response Interoperability" between hospitals, public safety, and EMS Emergency Operations Plans (EOPs) for Hospital Evacuation. This two day training familiarizes hospital, public safety and EMS staff with the understanding of Inter-agency planning; blending hospital Evacuation Plans with Public Safety's/EMS's Emergency Operation Plans and Communications Plans. Unified Command is presented as an acquired skill and an essential component for effective management. Focused areas of training include:

PLEASE REGISTER AT: www.Co.Train.org Course ID– 1041913 Instructions: Under the Upcoming Events Section click on the link titled Mass Casualty Incident Command System (MCICS 400) and the date in which you are interested in attending. For information contact: John Putt: 720-201-1332 [email protected] www.triagemcics.com

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Implement the Incident Command System in a hospital evacuation. Establishing a Unified Command between Hospital IC and First Responders. Establish patient evacuation priorities and tracking. Ensure proper patient evacuation utilizing a variety of modes. Ensure patient accountability throughout all operation periods. Implement a safe and efficient transportation plan. Day One will include evaluating the Hospital's Emergency Operation Plan for interoperability with local Emergency Services. Hospital Executives will be able to determine the capabilities of hospital staff, as wells, the capabilities of Public Safety and EMS agencies for a hospital evacuation. HSEEP Compliant After Action Report for "hospital evacuation" on day two.

Testimonials:

“One of the best courses of its kind I’ve ever taken. The thought of being thrown into the hospital IC role still scares me but I think I could deal in a pinch. This has given me a lot to think about. Thank you!”