Post-Disaster Evaluation and Reporting
Type of Disaster:
Sudden
Influx of Patients
Fire
Explosion
Earthquake
Bomb
Threat
Others
Date and time:
Brief description of
circumstances behind the disaster and during the declaration of the disaster:
Essential
steps undertaken in the disaster control and management (provide details under
remarks).
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Essential steps |
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No |
Remarks |
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Declaration of disaster |
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Creation
of an incident command |
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Notification
of Department Disaster Control Director |
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Department Assistant Chair for Service |
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Department Chair |
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Senior House Officer on duty |
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Hospital Director |
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Mobilization
and organization (task assignment and authorization) of surgical and parasurgical staff |
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Surgical Team on Duty Surgical Team Pre-duty Surgical Team Post-duty |
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Surgery Consultants
Specific specialty consultants General surgery
consultants |
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Parasurgical staff – nurses
Emergency Room
Operating Room Surgery Ward |
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Mobilization
and organization of other medical staff as indicated with task assignment and
authorization |
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Mobilization
of ancillary services (laboratory, x-ray, pharmacy, etc) |
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Control
of disaster Triage |
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Treatment |
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Referrals |
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Traffic control |
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Patient log |
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Relatives Information Area |
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Press conference |
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Decongestion
and post-disaster reconstruction |
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Post-disaster
evaluation and reporting |
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Problems identified and
recommendations for improvement:
Prepared by: