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NOTE: All documents on this page are in the Adobe® PDF format. If you require the Adobe Reader, click on the link at the bottom of the page.Below are links to several documents either developed by us, or provided by us to assist in hospital disaster planning. These documents may be copied and distributed provided proper acknowledgement is given. For use in publications, or for assistance, please contact FireWorks Consulting.HEICS & NIMS: Where do we go?A FireWorks Consulting document on the integration of HEICS with NIMS. OSHA BEST PRACTICES for HOSPITAL-BASED FIRST RECEIVERS OF VICTIMS from Mass Casualty Incidents Involving the Release of Hazardous SubstancesAn extremely important and useful tool for hospital planning for hazardous materials, including WMD agents. NEW! Model HEICS Annex for hospital disaster plans. (Word doc)This is a draft annex for providing direction on implementing the HEICS system and is based on suing the FireWorks/Command Concepts HEICS Command System. Biological Terrorism: Impact On and Role Of the Emergency Medical Response CommunityA discussion of the potential impact a bioterrorism event would have on the
EMS system in the United States; includes recommendations for actions. PPE Considerations for Hospital-Based Decon Following a NBC IncidentDescribes the issues and needs to be addressed in selecting personal
protective equipment for a hospital decontamination set-up in the event of a WMD
attack. Hospitals and Community Emergency Response -- What You Need to KnowA Federal OSHA document outlining what needs to be included in your emergency response plan to meet OSHA Publication 3152 requirements. OSHA Publication 3152 ChecklistWe have taken the essential elements contained in the above document and made them into a checklist you can use to assess you own emergency operations plan. No Ambulances Anywhere: The Reality In Pre-Hospital Transport SystemsMuch has been written about the lack of "surge capacity" in our hospitals;
this paper addresses the even greater lack of capacity of the pre-hospital
transport system. To download the Adobe Reader click on this button ®
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