Management and Coordination of Transportation Assets Sample Clauses

Management and Coordination of Transportation Assets. During a WA State DMCC activation there may be a need for extensive numbers and types of transportation assets required to move patients. Transportation assets that may be needed could include ground and air assets. DOH/EMD, through the State Transportation Group, is responsible for the coordination of transportation assets for patient movement through the ESF-8 response in coordination with local EOCs and local Fire/EMS. The WA State DMCC will identify and communicate to DOH the level of care required to transport patients using the following designations: • Critical Care Transport (CCT) – requires a Registered Nurse (RN) • Advanced Life Support (ALS) – requires a paramedic • Basic Life Support (BLS) – requires an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Due to the circumstances of the event it may not be possible to exactly match all requested levels of care for patient transportation but the State Transportation Group will do its best to match the level of care. The State Transportation Group will coordinate with local entities (EOCs or Fire/EMS) to identify transportation assets, stage them, and deploy them to transport the appropriate patients. If additional assets are required that are not available within the state of Washington, DOH will coordinate with WA State EMD to secure additional transportation assets from other interstate, federal, or Canadian partners. Harborview Medical Center will directly coordinate the air assets belonging to Airlift Northwest, as is their normal Agreement. Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center does not coordinate air assets as part of daily operations. There are several other public and private agencies that conduct air ambulance services in Washington State. If additional air transportation coordination is required DOH will coordinate with WA State EMD and may establish an Air Branch. Additionally, if larger air assets or military assets are required these will be coordinated through the Air Branch.
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