incident scene through their courses of care. Describe how emergency system patient [Y/N] transport and tracking systems are interoperable with national and U.S. Department of Defense systems. Identify and describe the actions that will [Y/N] be taken to coordinate with private agencies to support on-scene medical operations (e.g., air ambulance, private EMS), including the process of staging and integrating those assets at the scene. Identify and describe the actions that will [Y/N] be taken to manage on-scene functions of mass casualty/fatality incidents (e.g., identification of bodies, expansion of mortuary services, notification of next of kin). Identify and describe the process for [Y/N] using hospitals, nursing homes, and/or other facilities as emergency treatment centers or as mass casualty collection points. Identify and describe the process for [Y/N] identifying shortfalls in medical supplies (e.g., backboards, medicines) and then acquiring those additional resources either locally or from external sources. Identify and describe the process for [Y/N] identifying shortfalls in durable medical equipment. Identify and describe the actions that [Y/N] hospitals, within or outside of the jurisdiction, will take to assist medical operations with on-scene personnel (e.g., prioritize patient arrival, divert patients to other sites when current is full/less capable, provide triage team support). Identify and describe the actions that will [Y/N] be taken to decontaminate patients,
incident scene through their courses of care. Describe how emergency system patient transport and tracking systems are interoperable with national and U.S. Department of Defense systems. [Y/N] Identify and describe the actions that will be taken to coordinate with private agencies to support on-scene medical operations (e.g., air ambulance, private EMS), including the process of staging and integrating those assets at the scene. [Y/N] Identify and describe the actions that will be taken to manage on-scene functions of mass casualty/fatality incidents (e.g., identification of bodies, expansion of mortuary services, notification of next of kin). [Y/N] Identify and describe the process for using hospitals, nursing homes, and/or other facilities as emergency treatment centers or as mass casualty collection points. [Y/N] Identify and describe the process for identifying shortfalls in medical supplies (e.g., backboards, medicines) and then acquiring those additional resources either locally or from external sources. [Y/N] Identify and describe the process for identifying shortfalls in durable medical equipment. [Y/N] Identify and describe the actions that hospitals, within or outside of the jurisdiction, will take to assist medical operations with on-scene personnel (e.g., prioritize patient arrival, divert patients to other sites when current is full/less capable, provide triage team support). [Y/N] Identify and describe the actions that will be taken to decontaminate patients, [Y/N]