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Stephen C Morris1, Janice K Pelley2, Steven H Mitchell3
1Physician Lead for Disaster Preparedness and Training, Acting Assistant Professor, Division of Emergency Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, Washington.
Abstract:
Notification of backup staff and determining their ability to augment frontline staff is a major component of any disaster plan. However, the communication and organization of this effort has many challenges. These include communication system overload, the disaster setting, disrupted transportation, and staffing impacts on normal operations. An optimal disaster notification system must have the ability to be modified to include all hazards and the unique environment in which the plan is being made. This article highlights a unique disaster staff notification system using a novel technology, an outside administrator, and a multilayer system of redundant communication.
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