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Virginia-1 DMAT
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Resource Allocation of DMATs Under ESF 8
  • ASSE Meeting
  • Hurricane Response and Recovery
  • November 18, 2004
  • Scott Kalis, NREMT-P
  • EH S Manager - Raytheon Company
  • (VA-1 FEMA Team Health Safety Officer)

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DHS/ FEMA/ Response Division/ Operations Branch/
NDMS
  • National Disaster Medical System
  • The National Disaster Medical System (NDMS) is a
    section within the U.S. Department of Homeland
    Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency,
    Response Division, Operations Branch, and has the
    responsibility for managing and coordinating the
    Federal medical response to major emergencies and
    Federally declared disasters including
  • Natural Disasters
  • Technological Disasters
  • Major Transportation Accidents
  • Acts of Terrorism including Weapons of Mass
    Destruction Events

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Components of NDMS
  • 3 Components
  • Medical response to a disaster area in the form
    of teams, supplies, and equipment.
  • Patient movement from a disaster site to
    unaffected areas of the nation.
  • Definitive medical care at participating
    hospitals in unaffected areas.

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NDMS Teams
  • Disaster Medical Assistance Teams (DMAT)
  • Disaster Mortuary Operational Response Teams
    (DMORT)
  • Veterinary Medical Assistance Teams (VMAT)
  • Urban Search and Rescue/Medical Teams (USR)
  • Pediatric Teams
  • Burn Teams
  • Mental Health Teams
  • National Medical Response Teams (NMRT)
  • Crush Medical Team
  • International Medical Surgical Response Teams
    (IMSuRT)

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DMAT
  • Disaster Medical Assistance Teams
  • DMATs are groups of professional and
    para-professional medical personnel (supported by
    a cadre of logistical and administrative staff)
    designed to provide medical care during a
    disaster or other event. Each team has a
    sponsoring organization, such as a major medical
    center, public health or public safety agency,
    non-profit, public or private organization that
    signs a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the
    DHS. The DMAT sponsor organizes the team and
    recruits members, arranges training, and
    coordinates the dispatch of the team.

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DMAT
  • Disaster Medical Assistance Teams
  • DMATs deploy to disaster sites with sufficient
    supplies and equipment to sustain themselves for
    a period of 72 hours while providing medical care
    at a fixed or temporary medical care site. In
    mass casualty incidents, their responsibilities
    may include triaging patients, providing
    high-quality medical care despite the adverse and
    austere environment often found at a disaster
    site, and preparing patients for evacuation

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DMAT
  • Disaster Medical Assistance Teams
  • In other types of situations, DMATs may provide
    primary medical care and/or may serve to augment
    overloaded local health care staffs.
  • Under the rare circumstance that disaster victims
    are evacuated to a different locale to receive
    definitive medical care, DMATs may be activated
    to support patient reception and disposition of
    patients to hospitals

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DMAT
  • Disaster Medical Assistance Teams
  • DMATs are designed to be a rapid-response element
    to supplement local medical care until other
    Federal or contract resources can be mobilized,
    or the situation is resolved.

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DMAT
  • DMAT Members
  • Are required to maintain appropriate
    certifications and licensure within their
    discipline.
  • Are activated as Federal employees, licensure and
    certification is recognized by all States.
  • Are paid while serving as part-time federal
    employees and have the protection of the Federal
    Tort Claims Act in which the Federal Government
    becomes the defendant in the to provide
    interstate aid. event of a malpractice claim.

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Typical DMAT CompositionField Response Assignment
  • 35 Deploying members including
  • 9 Non-Health care positions
  • 2 DMAT Leaders
  • 1 Health/Safety Officer
  • 1 Administrative/Finance Chief
  • 1 Administrative Assistant
  • 1 Logistics Chief
  • 1 Equipment Specialist
  • 2 Communications Specialists

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DMAT CompositionField Response Assignment
  • 35 Deploying members including
  • 21 Health care positions
  • 3 Medical Officers
  • 1 Pharmacist
  • 1 Pharmacy Assistant
  • 2 Supervisory Nurse Specialists
  • 6 Staff Nurses
  • 4 Advanced Practice Nurses or Physician
    Assistants
  • 4 Paramedics

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DMAT CompositionField Response Assignment
  • 35 Deploying members including
  • 5 positions determined by DMAT

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Disaster Response Authorities
  • Robert T. Stafford Disaster and Emergency
    Assistance Act
  • Homeland Security Act of 2002
  • Defense Against Weapons of Mass Destruction Act
    of 1996
  • Public Health Security and Bioterrorism
    Preparedness and Response Act of 2002
  • Homeland Security Presidential Directive 5
  • Executive Orders 12148, 12472, 12656

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Federal Response Plan
  • 1. Transportation
  • Dept of Transportation
  • 2. Communication
  • National Communications System
  • 3. Public Works and Engineering
  • DOD, Army Corps of Engineers
  • 4. Firefighting
  • Dept of Agriculture
  • 5. Information and Planning
  • FEMA
  • 6. Mass Care
  • American Red Cross
  • 7. Resource Support
  • General Services Administration
  • 8. Health and Medical Services
  • Department of Health and Human Services
  • 9. Urban Search and Rescue
  • FEMA
  • 10. Hazardous Materials
  • Environmental Protection Agency
  • 11. Food
  • Dept of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service
  • 12. Energy
  • Department of Energy

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Resource Allocation of DMATs Under ESF-8
  • Support of Public Health or Hospitals w/Degraded
    Infrastructure
  • Support of Public Health or Hospitals w/ Intact
    Infrastructure
  • Austere Medical Care/Support of Local Communities
  • Lite Medical Response/Medical Staff Augmentation

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Virginia - 1 DMAT Tasking
  • Federal Response Team for National Disasters, and
    International Disasters when requested by State
    Dept, World Health Organization or United
    Nations.
  • Response Asset for the Commonwealth of Virginia
    when the Governor requests Federal Activation.
  • Provide Austere Medical Care/Support of Local
    Communities when deployed via Federal Activation.
  • Federal Response Team for the Pentagon, the
    Capital, the White House and Federal Operations
    in Virginia and Washington, D.C.

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DMAT Support of PH or Hospitals
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