Course Learning Objectives Describe an allhazards standardized scalable casualty management approach for use in disasters and public health emergencies including lifesaving interventions and medical decision making in an altered care environment ID: 1009496
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2. IntroductionBasic Disaster Life Support™
3. Course Learning ObjectivesDescribe an all-hazards, standardized, scalable casualty management approach for use in disasters and public health emergencies, including lifesaving interventions and medical decision making in an altered care environment Describe information sharing, resource access, communication, and reporting methods useful for health professionals during disasters and public health emergenciesDescribe the purpose and importance of incident management system for providing health and medical support services in a disaster or public health emergency
4. Course Learning ObjectivesDescribe field, facility, community, and regional surge capacity assets for the management and support of mass casualties in a disaster or public health emergencyDescribe considerations and solutions to ensure continuity of and access to health-related information and services to meet the medical and mental health needs of all ages, populations, and communities affected by a disaster or public health emergency Describe public health interventions appropriate for all ages, populations, and communities affected by a disaster or public health emergency
5. Course Learning ObjectivesIdentify potential casualty populations in a disaster, including persons with acute injuries or illnesses; those with pre-existing disease, injuries, or disabilities; those with age-related vulnerabilities or other access needs; and family/caregiver support network Describe the deployment readiness components for health professionals in a disaster or public health emergency Describe an all-hazards standardized, scalable workforce protection approach for use in disasters, including detection, safety, security, hazard assessment, support, and evacuation or sheltering in place
6. Course Learning ObjectivesDescribe actions that facilitate mass casualty field triage utilizing a standardized stepwise approach and uniform triage categoriesDescribe the concepts and principles of mass fatality management for health professionals in a disaster or public health emergency. Describe the clinical assessment and management of injuries, illnesses, and mental health conditions manifested in a disaster.Describe moral, ethical, legal, and regulatory issues relevant to the health-related management of individuals of all ages, populations, and communities affected by a disaster or public health emergency.
7. Course FacultyPatrick Byrne, RN, BSN, MEPAnne D’Angelo, MS, RNDan McCartan, RN, MS, CNSJim Monahan, MS, RN, AEMT-PChris Tarantino, MEP, CMCPKathee Tyo, MS, RN
8. Course DisclosuresAll instructors are NDLS certifiedThere are no disclosures commercial or personal for any instructors today.
9. Course RequirementsRecommended CDLS® v3.0 course knowledge baseRecommended IS100 and IS700Registered for class at http://register.NDLSF.org Review BDLS® v3.0 Course ManualComplete pre-course assessment Participate in all BDLS course componentsComplete post-course assessmentComplete participant evaluation
10. Course DesignComposed of four sessions, with following themes: Disaster basicsWorkforce preparednessCasualty managementPublic-population health
11. Course DesignEach session is composed of the following:Basic concepts (25 min) ARS Q and A (5 min) Relevant typology (30 min) Exercise (30 min) Total: 1 hour, 30 minutesWin Henderson/FEMA
12. Course OverviewSession 1 – Disaster BasicsDisaster Basics 25 minutesQuestion and Answer With ARS5 minutesNatural Disasters30 minutesApplied Learning Exercise:Natural Disaster 30 minutesBreak15 minutes
13. Course OverviewSession 2 – Workforce PreparednessWorkforce Readiness and Deployment25 minutesQuestion and Answer With ARS5 minutesChemical Disasters30 minutesApplied Learning Exercise:Chemical Disaster 30 minutesLunch60 minutes
14. Course OverviewSession 3 – Casualty ManagementMass Casualty and Fatality Management30 minutesApplied Learning Exercise:SALT Triage Methodologies15 minutesExplosive, Traumatic, Nuclear, and Radiologic Disasters60 minutesApplied Learning Exercise:Explosive, Traumatic, Nuclear, and Radiologic Disasters30 minutesBreak15 minutes
15. Course OverviewSession 4 – Public-Population HealthPublic Health and Population Heath25 minutesQuestions and Answer With ARS5 minutesBiologic Disasters30 minutesApplied Learning Exercise:Biologic Disaster30 minutes
16. Course ManualReference tool10 chapters Well-referenced Peer-reviewedDetailed explanationsAdditional resources
17. Post-Course Assessment and EvaluationComplete both the Post-Course Assessment and the Evaluation at the NDLS website http://Register.NDLSF.org after completion of the classOnce the you have passed the Post-Course Assessment (80% or better) PRINT YOUR CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETIONJason Pack/FEMA News Photo
18. BDLS v.3.2 ProgramMeets competencies through defined objectives Applies NDLS™ program principles Prepares you for disaster casualty management Fulfills prerequisites for ADLS® Course entry
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