HICS Documents The Hospital Incident Command System organizes hospital emergency preparedness through incident command guidance. The following link leads to information on the Hospital Incident Command System, HICS documents, and HICS forms. The webpage includes information about HICS, including Frequently Asked Questions, the HICS guidebook, and a variety of templates, including job action sheets, incident planning guides, and other HICS forms. http://hicscenter.org/SitePages/HICS%20Documents%202014.aspx Collaboration Contact Grid The following grid can be completed and retained for the purpose of collaborating with appropriate local, tribal, regional, state, and federal emergency preparedness partners. These contacts can be resources during emergency preparedness program development and evaluation, and during real-world emergencies. Using an all-hazards approach to emergency preparedness, hospitals should have the ability to communicate with all relevant partners, if necessary. However, during an emergency, facilities should prioritize communication with those entities with an immediate response role such as local public health, local emergency management, and their regional healthcare coalition. Emergency Preparedness Contacts Level Description Contact Name Email Public Health Local Emergency Management Tribal Regional: Healthcare Healthcare Coalition Coalition Coordinator Ann Angell/SRO 608-266-9422 (AA) Leona Magnant State: Contact the 920-448-5240 (LM) /NERO Division of appropriate 414-227-4563 Carol Jean Quality BNHRC (CJR) Rucker/SERO Assurance regional office. 715-836-3030 (TM) Tammy Modl /WRO 715-365-2801 (JR) Jessica Radtke /NRO State: Office of DHS 24-hour Answering service will Emergency Emergency direct to the correct 608-258-0099 none Preparedness Hotline personnel. and Health Care CMS Region 5 Primary: Justin Pak Secondary: Primary: Federal: CMS Emergency Secondary: Gregory Secondary: Coordinator Hann
HICS Documents The Hospital Incident Command System organizes hospital emergency preparedness through incident command guidance. The following link leads to information on the Hospital Incident Command System, HICS documents, and HICS forms. The webpage includes information about HICS, including Frequently Asked Questions, the HICS guidebook, and a variety of templates, including job action sheets, incident planning guides, and other HICS forms. http://hicscenter.org/SitePages/HICS%20Documents%202014.aspx Collaboration Contact Grid The following grid can be completed and retained for the purpose of collaborating with appropriate local, tribal, regional, state, and federal emergency preparedness partners. These contacts can be resources during emergency preparedness program development and evaluation, and during real-world emergencies. Using an all-hazards approach to emergency preparedness, hospitals should have the ability to communicate with all relevant partners, if necessary. However, during an emergency, facilities should prioritize communication with those entities with an immediate response role such as local public health, local emergency management, and their regional healthcare coalition. Emergency Preparedness Contacts Level Description Contact Name Email Public Health Local Emergency Management Tribal Regional: Healthcare Coalition Healthcare Coalition Coordinator State: Division of Quality Assurance Contact the appropriate BNHRC regional office. Ann Angell/SRO Leona Magnant /NERO Carol Jean Rucker/SERO Tammy Modl /WRO Jessica Radtke /NRO 608-266-9422 (AA) 920-448-5240 (LM) 414-227-4563 (CJR) 715-836-3030 (TM) 715-365-2801 (JR) State: Office of Emergency Preparedness and Health Care DHS 24-hour Emergency Hotline Answering service will direct to the correct personnel. 608-258-0099 none Federal: CMS CMS Region 5 Emergency Coordinator Primary: Justin Pak Secondary: Gregory Hann Secondary: Primary: Secondary: