Task /Observation Keys Time of Observation/ Task Completion 5.1 Identify transport vehicles, victims, and priority of transport. Time: (Res.C1a - Coordinate with Medical Branch/Group Command/Tactical Operations 7.1 ) - Coordinate with Triage and Treatment areas Task Completed? - Coordinate with Emergency Dispatch - Assess transportation requirements and needs Fully [ ] Partially [ ] Not [ ] N/A [ ] - Maintain an inventory of available on-scene transport units Time to transport patients in vehicles appropriate to each patient's conditions and the TARGET ACTUAL nature and magnitude of the incident IAW federal, state, or local policy; in absence of policy: within 2 hours 5.2 Provide for alternative modes of transport should air or other operations be necessary (e.g., Time: (Res.C1a helicopters along with a corresponding landing zone (LZ)). 7.1.1) - Coordinate with Medical Branch/Group Command/Tactical Operations Task Completed? - Arrange patient transport to helicopter LZ, if needed - Identify and request alternative transport units as needed (e.g., all-terrain vehicles Fully [ ] Partially [ ] Not [ ] N/A [ ] (ATVs), brush trucks, boats, Coast Guard units, etc.) 5.3 Coordinate and transport patients to the appropriate treatment facility. Time: (Res.C1a - Coordinate with receiving hospitals 7.2 ) - Identify hospital capabilities Task Completed? - Assess and use safe and clear transport unit routes for egress and ingress - Assign ambulance transport designations Fully [ ] Partially [ ] Not [ ] N/A [ ] - Load patient(s) - Track and document patient(s) transport Time to initiate coordination of patient transportation with appropriate treatment facility TARGET ACTUAL IAW federal, state, or local policy; in absence of policy:within 30 minutes 5.4 Provide ongoing assessment and treatment en route. Time: (Res.C1a - Follow established medical protocols 7.2.1 ) - Update receiving hospital on patient's status as necessary Task Completed? - Document ongoing treatment
Task /Observation Keys Time of Observation/ Task Completion 5.1 (Res.C1a 7.1 ) Identify transport vehicles, victims, and priority of transport. - Coordinate with Medical Branch/Group Command/Tactical Operations - Coordinate with Triage and Treatment areas - Coordinate with Emergency Dispatch - Assess transportation requirements and needs - Maintain an inventory of available on-scene transport units Time: Task Completed? Fully [ ] Partially [ ] Not [ ] N/A [ ] Time to transport patients in vehicles appropriate to each patient's conditions and the nature and magnitude of the incident TARGET IAW federal, state, or local policy; in absence of policy: within 2 hours ACTUAL 5.2 (Res.C1a 7.1.1) Provide for alternative modes of transport should air or other operations be necessary (e.g., helicopters along with a corresponding landing zone (LZ)). - Coordinate with Medical Branch/Group Command/Tactical Operations - Arrange patient transport to helicopter LZ, if needed - Identify and request alternative transport units as needed (e.g., all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), brush trucks, boats, Coast Guard units, etc.) Time: Task Completed? Fully [ ] Partially [ ] Not [ ] N/A [ ] 5.3 (Res.C1a 7.2 ) Coordinate and transport patients to the appropriate treatment facility. - Coordinate with receiving hospitals - Identify hospital capabilities - Assess and use safe and clear transport unit routes for egress and ingress - Assign ambulance transport designations - Load patient(s) - Track and document patient(s) transport Time: Task Completed? Fully [ ] Partially [ ] Not [ ] N/A [ ] Time to initiate coordination of patient transportation with appropriate treatment facility TARGET IAW federal, state, or local policy; in absence of policy:within 30 minutes ACTUAL 5.4 (Res.C1a 7.2.1 ) Provide ongoing assessment and treatment en route. - Follow established medical protocols - Update receiving hospital on patient's status as necessary - Document ongoing treatment Time: Task Completed?