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  • Healthcare Systems
  • Emergency Management

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  • Large-scale combat operations may result in significant casualties requiring prolonged care.
  • Effective communication, coordination, and collaboration among military and civilian healthcare organizations are crucial for managing mass casualties.
  • The National Disaster Medical System (NDMS) Pilot Program aims to enhance these partnerships and improve military-civilian interoperability.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe and assess partner relationships within emergency response organizations using social network analysis.
  • To evaluate the level of interoperability between military and civilian healthcare entities.
  • To understand the network structures and identify areas for improvement in disaster medical response.

Main Methods:

  • Survey data from 97 representatives across 5 NDMS pilot sites were collected during tabletop exercises.
  • Social network analysis was employed to map relationships among 131 organizations.
  • A 4-point ordinal scale assessed partnership interoperability, averaged to create site-level scores.

Main Results:

  • Five NDMS pilot sites exhibited distinct network topologies, with 2 moderately and 3 highly interoperable response networks.
  • Local healthcare coalitions were the most frequently identified partners.
  • Military-civilian partnerships were 70% less likely to be highly interoperable than same-sector partnerships.

Conclusions:

  • Network analysis revealed both commonalities and unique characteristics in emergency response networks across NDMS pilot sites.
  • Public health and medicine are inherently local and community-driven.
  • Continued efforts are needed to enhance military-civilian interoperability and integrate with existing regional emergency response networks during NDMS activations.