March 5, 2020 Meeting

Join us for our March 5 meeting, see the agenda for details:

Recording available until September 6, 2020: https://transcripts.gotomeeting.com/#/s/67b8068bf4188a54d212fee56709134c0d2a1faef818fe85a53ef4ed29a0922a

Reminders:

See separate trainings list for upcoming trainings.

Please monitor WISCOM HRCRD5 open/clr at all times.  WISCOM should be used to verbalize EMResource/WI Trac alerts for redundancy.

Please remember to submit the MATCH survey for all hospital-based exercises and real events using this link:

We had an in-depth discussion about COVID-19 Preparedness and Response.  WI DHS created a survey to assess the PPE situation for all partners in the state, and this survey data is being shared with federal partners to assess the need to mobilize stockpiles, so please fill out the survey emailed out by Jennifer.  Please find the one best representative in your facility to respond to the survey to avoid conflicting duplicate survey responses.  Feel free to fill out the survey multiple times if the PPE situation in your organization changes.  The SCWIHERC COVID-19 briefings will continue weekly until further notice.

The next portion of the meeting was dedicated to the Coalition Surge Test After Action Review and Facilitated Discussion.  This information can be found in the after action report when available.

The Hospital and Medical Surge workgroups met in the afternoon and discussed surge planning in response to respiratory virus season and COVID-19, as well as MCI readiness.  Three resources were shared by Jennifer:

CDC Mass Casualty Predictor Model

https://hsdl.org/?view&did=24463

Trauma centers: Prepare for mass casualty incidents by understanding the 10 predictable stages of disruption

https://www.trauma-news.com/2016/07/trauma-centers-prepare-mass-casualty-incidents-understanding-10-predictable-stages-disruption/

Strategies for Improved Hospital Response to Mass Casualty Incidents

https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/AFA27D8C7A03E987F93BE04CD75FD142/S1935789318000046a.pdf/strategies_for_improved_hospital_response_to_mass_casualty_incidents.pdf

Meeting attendance:

Ashley Buys- UW Health

Jacob Greenberg- UW Health

Mary Crowley- Juneau Co HD

Lisa Herritz- Ho Chunk Nation HD

Laura Kane- UW Health AFCH

Asa Rowan, Community Health Systems

Sheryl Krause- Fort Healthcare

Brenda Koehler-Borchardt- Watertown Regional Medical Ctr

Jeff Kindrai- Grant County HD

Thomas Ellison- UW Health

Joe Meagher- Dodge Co EM

Amy Nehls- Dodge Co EM

Dave Larson0 Madison VA Hospital

Jane Gervais- Adams Co EM

Samantha Marcelain- Gundersen Moundview

Christal Foreyt- Gundersen Boscobel

Joni Marty- Green Co HD

Alison Chouinard- Rock Co HD

DeAnn McAllan- American Red Cross

Mary Tesserdorf- Monroe Clinic

Jodi Moyer- Beloit Health System

Johnny Holt- St. Clare Baraboo

Jon Erdmann- Divine Savior

Sharon Foley- Divine Savior

John Rago- Baraboo EMS

Julie Gorman- Sauk Prairie Healthcare

Abigail Kuehn- Watertown HD

Victoria Parker- Watertown HD

LuAnn Reuter- Prairie Ridge Health

Karen Sell- Prairie Ridge Health

Kyle Schaefer- UW Health

Jeff Ethington- UW Health OPO

Julie Muhle- Marshfield Medical Center Beaver Dam

John Pettey- St. Mary’s Madison

Jennifer Behnke- SCWIHERC

Online:

Dave Kitkowski- St. Clare Baraboo

Tana Buss- UW Health

Emily Kosterman- Waupun Memorial

Sue Matye- Iowa Co HD

Tanna McKeon- Green Co EM

Stephanie Kuschel- MercyHealth Janesville/NIPARC

Jen Boigenzahn- Gundersen

Carol Brown- Rainbow Hospice

Sarah Hughes- PH Madison Dane Co

Kathy Noe-

Sharon Rateike- St. Mary’s Janesville

Patrick Monckton- Southwest Health

Brian Allen- Southwest Health

Erin Hastert- Lafayette Co HD

Angie Cohen- Grant Regional Health Center