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Page 1: North Carolina’s Coordinated Medical Response to Hurricane Katrina Challenges and Lessons Learned September-October, 2005

North Carolina’s North Carolina’s Coordinated Medical Coordinated Medical

Response to Hurricane Response to Hurricane KatrinaKatrina

Challenges and Lessons LearnedChallenges and Lessons Learned

September-October, 2005September-October, 2005

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Eye Wall of Katrina from 30,000 feet

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Know what you face.

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HANCOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITALHANCOCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

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The “Safe Zone” Border

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Prepare for the Worst and be Self-sufficient

…otherwise you become part of the problem

rather than the solution

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Preparations

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The Bus

Noble

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Getting There

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There is No Substitute for Adequate Planning

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The Infrastructure Must ExistRegional Trauma System

• NC Trauma System mandated by State Legislature in 1992.100 Counties in NC with EMS Systems.Eight Regional Advisory Committees (RAC)Designed to coordinate trauma care.

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Collaborative Effort

Office of Emergency Medical Services

NORTH CAROLINA

To develop a tiered State Medical Response System (SMRS)

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Logistics!!!!

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Just do it.

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Untested Waters31 AUG 2005

• E-mail from Randy Kearns, MidCarolina RAC Disaster Preparedness Coordinator, notifying us that our SMAT had been activated.

• Gathered supplies

Chris Ogden, RN, BSN

Randy Kearns, CEM, NREMT-P, DHA(c)

Michele Rudisill, RN, BSN

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The Plan ?

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Trauma Resuscitation Algorithm

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Be safe, establish security

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Organization, SafetyVaccinations, ID’s

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Charlotte-Mecklenburg SWAT

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Expect hurdles but never give up.

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The Importance of Boots on the Ground

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If you build it, they will come

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Waveland, MS

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Tent City

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Clearing the Staging Site by Hand

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Securing the Perimeter

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2 am, Open for Business

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MED-1MED-1

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OR’s

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ICU CapabilitiesICU Capabilities

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Digital X-rayDigital X-ray

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Trauma

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PEDIATRIC BURNPEDIATRIC BURN

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Order from Chaos

The Kmart Clinic is Up and Running

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Christian Life Church

Orange Beach, Alabama

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Filling a NeedFilling a Need

• Population changed with time

• 250-350 pts. per day• Mostly during daytime• Over 7,000 patients

cared for

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Establish communications and build infrastructure

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A Helipad?

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Rowan County Search and Rescue

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Yes, A Helipad

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Be creative.

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Tree-age

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Strategic National Stockpile

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WALMARTWALMART““PRESCRIPTIONS”PRESCRIPTIONS”

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Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner at

Mr. E’s

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Inside the MidCarolina SMAT-2Inside the MidCarolina SMAT-2

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Never underestimate the power of humanity.

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The Remnants of City Hall

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NC SMAT Team 1

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Anything is possible…