2 2.5-5% of critical annual bed days – lost from probable” scenario “most 1 5-7.5% of critical annual bed days – lost from probable” scenario “most 0 of critical annual bed days –>7.5% lost from probable” scenario “most 8.9.2 Health records and % of patient and health system 5 All critical healthcare data and Healthcare data covers: – data data and associated apps stored associated apps routinely backed up and processable at location and processable within 1 hour at a unlikely to be affected by the remote site not known to be vulnerable event. to any events affecting the city Personal medical records and histories 4 95% or more of critical healthcare Dental records (may be needed for – data, with associated apps. identification of victims); 3 90% or more of critical healthcare Critical operating data for healthcare – data, with associated apps. facilities. 2 85% or more of critical healthcare (Communications disaster resilience see – – data, with associated apps. above). 1 80% or more of critical healthcare Loss of data needs to be assessed relative to – data, with associated apps. what pre-existed the disaster. 0 Less than 80% or more of critical – healthcare data, with associated apps. 8.9.3 Availability of Sufficient acute healthcare 5 100% of injuries in This assessment needs to take into account – “most emergency healthcare capabilities exist to deal with probable” scenario; and 90% of major estimated losses in critical bed days, above. including facilities and expected major injuries. injuries in severe” scenario, can “most urgent medical supplies for be treated within 6 hours. acute needs. 4 100% of major injuries in – “most probable” scenario; and 90% of major
2 – 2.5-5% of critical annual bed days lost from “most probable” scenario 1 – 5-7.5% of critical annual bed days lost from “most probable” scenario 0 –>7.5% of critical annual bed days lost from “most probable” scenario 8.9.2 Health records and data % of patient and health system data and associated apps stored and processable at location unlikely to be affected by the event. 5 – All critical healthcare data and associated apps routinely backed up and processable within 1 hour at a remote site not known to be vulnerable to any events affecting the city 4 – 95% or more of critical healthcare data, with associated apps. 3 – 90% or more of critical healthcare data, with associated apps. 2 – 85% or more of critical healthcare data, with associated apps. 1 – 80% or more of critical healthcare data, with associated apps. 0 – Less than 80% or more of critical healthcare data, with associated apps. Healthcare data covers: Personal medical records and histories Dental records (may be needed for identification of victims); Critical operating data for healthcare facilities. (Communications disaster resilience – see above). Loss of data needs to be assessed relative to what pre-existed the disaster. 8.9.3 Availability of emergency healthcare including facilities and urgent medical supplies for acute needs. Sufficient acute healthcare capabilities exist to deal with expected major injuries. 5 – 100% of injuries in “most probable” scenario; and 90% of major injuries in “most severe” scenario, can be treated within 6 hours. 4 – 100% of major injuries in “most probable” scenario; and 90% of major This assessment needs to take into account estimated losses in critical bed days, above.
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