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EMERGENCY MANAGEMENTUPDATE
John Maurer, SASHE, CHFM, CHSPEngineering Department
The Joint Commission
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DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
Disclosure StatementThe following staff and speakers have disclosed that they do not have any
financial arrangements or affiliations with corporate organizations that either provide educational grants to this program or may be referenced in this activity: John Maurer Leslie LaBelle George Riccio Steve Chinn
The listed staff and speakers have verbally disclosed their arrangements and affiliations: Not Applicable to this presentation
Furthermore, each of the previously named speakers has also attested that their discussions will not include any unapproved or off-label use of products.
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PUBLICATIONS AND RECORDRESTRICTIONS
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PUBLICATIONS AND RECORDRESTRICTIONS
Copyright © 2017 by Joint Commission Resources, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means without written permission from the publisher. Request for permission to make copies of any part of this work should be mailed to: Publication and Education Resources, Joint Commission Resources, 1515 West 22nd StreetSuite 1300W, Oak Brook, Illinois 60523.
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OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:
1) Understand the Emergency Management standards changes
2) Understand the Emergency Management most challenging standards
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CMS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT FINAL RULE
Joint Commission focus on deemed settings: Deemed Home Health Agencies
Deemed Hospices
Deemed Hospitals
Deemed Critical Access Hospitals
Deemed Ambulatory Surgical Centers
Plus: Rural Health Clinics and Federally Qualified Health Centers
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CMS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT FINAL RULE
Structure Emergency Plan
Policies & Procedures
Communication Plan
Training and Testing
Integrated Healthcare Systems (option)
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CMS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT FINAL RULE
Applies to all hospital and critical access hospitals.
In most cases, a new EP was developed rather than revision of an existing EP
All new/revised content is indicated in red and is in draft status
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SURVEY FUNDAMENTALS APPLY
New content, but usual approach applies; confirm that: HVA was performed and is relevant to organization and
community
EOP covers critical areas and supports response to prioritized risks
Staff training aligns with response plans
Exercises test & stress the plan & surface gaps, weaknesses, opportunities for improvement
Exercises and responses to actual emergencies are reviewed and inform improvements to plan
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EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN
Continuity of Operations (COOP)
“The plan must…address continuity of operations, including delegations of authority and succession plans” (Source: CMS)
“The health care organization’s COOP may be an annex to the organization’s EOP, and during a response should be addressed under the ICS” (Source: ASPR)
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EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN
EM.02.01.01, EP 12 For hospitals that use Joint Commission accreditation for deemed status purposes: The Emergency Operations Plan includes a continuity of operations strategy that covers the following:
- A succession plan that lists who replaces the key leader(s) during an emergency if the leader is not available to carry out his or her duties
- A delegation of authority plan that describes the decisions and policies that can be implemented by authorized successors during an emergency and criteria or triggers that initiate this delegation
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EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN
EM.02.01.01, EP 13 For hospitals that use Joint Commission accreditation for deemed status purposes: If a hospital has one or more transplant centers (see Glossary), the following must occur:
- A representative must be included in the development and maintenance of the emergency preparedness program
- Develop and maintain mutually agreed upon protocols that address the duties and responsibilities of the hospital, each transplant center, and the organ procurement organization (OPO) for the donation service area where the hospital is situated, unless the hospital has been granted a waiver to work with another OPO, during an emergency
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EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN
EM.02.01.01, EP 14 For hospitals that use Joint Commission accreditation for deemed status purposes: The hospital has a procedure to request an 1135 waiver for care and treatment at an alternative care site.Note: During disasters, organizations may need to request 1135 waivers to address care and treatment at an alternate care site identified by emergency management officials. The 1135 waivers are granted by the federal government during declared public health emergencies; these waivers authorize modification of certain federal regulatory requirements (for example, Medicare, Medicaid, Children’s Health Insurance Program, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) for a defined time period during response and recovery.
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COMMUNICATIONS PLAN
EM.02.02.01, EP 20 For hospitals that use Joint Commission accreditation for deemed status purposes: As part of it communications plan, the hospital maintains the names and contact information of the following:
- Staff- Physicians- Other HAPs and CAHs - Volunteers- Entities provided arranged services- Relevant fed, state, tribal, regional and local EM- Other sources of assistance
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COMMUNICATIONS PLAN
EM.02.02.01, EP 22 For hospitals that use Joint Commission accreditation for deemed status purposes: The organization maintains documentation of completed and attempted contact with the local, state, tribal, regional, and federal emergency preparedness officials in its service area. This contact is made for the purpose of communication, and where possible collaboration, on coordinated response planning for a disaster or emergency situation.
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COMMUNICATIONS PLAN
EM.02.02.01, EP 22 - continued
Note: Examples of these contacts may be written or email correspondence; in-person meetings or conference calls; regular participation in health care coalitions, working groups, boards, and committees; or educational events sponsored by a third party (such as a local or state health department).
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COMMUNICATIONS PLAN
Incident Command Structure - Essential structure flexes to size of organization & type of emergency
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POLICIES & PROCEDURES
Current key requirement addressing organization policy:
LD.04.01.07, EP 1 Leaders review and approve policies and procedures that guide and support patient care, treatment, or services.
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POLICIES & PROCEDURES
Survey:
During document review evaluate EM plan for annual review and update.
Existing EM and LD requirements sufficiently cover the need for policies
To avoid possible redundancy or conflict with plans / procedures required in EM, EC, COOP & ICS, no additional policy EPs were added.
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TRAINING
EM.02.02.07, EP 13 For hospitals that use Joint Commission accreditation for deemed status purposes: Initial and ongoing training relevant to their emergency response roles is provided to staff, volunteers, and individuals providing on-site services under arrangement. This training is documented and then reviewed and updated annually and when these roles change.
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TRAINING
EM.02.02.07, EP13 - continuedStaff demonstrate knowledge of emergency procedures through participation in drills and exercises, as well as post-training tests, participation in instructor-led feedback (for example, questions and answers), or other methods determined and documented by the organization.
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TESTING - EXERCISES
One of the two annual exercises must be operations based – with community or as individual organization
CMS requires documentation of attempt to participate in community exercise
An actual emergency response can suffice
Other annual exercise must be operations based –tabletop will not count toward this requirement
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INTEGRATED SYSTEM EM PROGRAM
Optional requirement for all settings
Applies to organizations that choose to be members of their systems’ integrated EM program.
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INTEGRATED SYSTEM EM PROGRAM
New Standard EM.04.01.01
For hospitals that use Joint Commission accreditation for deemed status purposes: If the hospital is part of a health care system that has an integrated emergency preparedness program, and it chooses to participate in the integrated emergency preparedness program, the hospital participates in planning, preparedness, and response activities with the system.
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INTEGRATED SYSTEM EM PROGRAM
EM.04.01.01, EP 1 For hospitals that use Joint Commission accreditation for deemed status purposes: The hospital demonstrates its participation in the development of its system’s integrated emergency preparedness program through the following:
- Designation of a staff member(s) who will collaborate with the system in developing the program
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INTEGRATED SYSTEM EM PROGRAM
EM.04.01.01, EP 1 – continued
- Documentation that the hospital has reviewed the community-based risk assessment developed by the system’s integrated program
- Documentation that the hospital’s individual risk assessment is incorporated into the system’s integrated program
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INTEGRATED SYSTEM EM PROGRAM
EM.04.01.01, EP 1 – continued
- Documentation that the hospital’s patient population, services offered, and any unique circumstances of the hospital are reflected in the system’s integrated program
- Documentation of an integrated communication plan, including information on key contacts in the system’s integrated program
- Documentation that the hospital participates in the annual review of the system’s integrated program
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INTEGRATED SYSTEM EM PROGRAM
EM.04.01.01, EP 2 For hospitals that use Joint Commission accreditation for deemed status purposes: The hospital has implemented communication procedures for emergency planning and response activities in coordination with the system’s integrated emergency preparedness program.
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INTEGRATED SYSTEM EM PROGRAM
EM.04.01.01, EP 3 For hospitals that use Joint Commission accreditation for deemed status purposes: The hospital’s integrated emergency management policies, procedures, or plans address the following:
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INTEGRATED SYSTEM EM PROGRAM
EM.04.01.01, EP 3 - continued
- Identification of the hospital’s emergency preparedness, response, and recovery activities that can be coordinated with the system’s integrated program (for example, acquiring or storing clinical supplies, assigning staff to the local health care coalition to create joint training protocols, and so forth)
- The hospital’s communication and/or collaboration with local, tribal, regional, state, or federal emergency preparedness officials through the system’s integrated program
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INTEGRATED SYSTEM EM PROGRAM
EM.04.01.01, EP 3 - continued
- Coordination of continuity of operations planning with the system’s integrated program
- Plans and procedures for integrated training and exercise activities with the system’s integrated program
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CMS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT FINAL RULE –WEB INFORMATION
CMS sponsored portal https://www.cms.gov/Medicare/Provider-Enrollment-and-Certification/SurveyCertEmergPrep/Emergency-Prep-Rule.html
ASPR TRACIE https://asprtracie.hhs.gov/
Joint Commission Emergency Management Portal
https://www.jointcommission.org/emergency_management.aspx
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Most Cited EM Standards
2017 YTD 2016
EM.03.01.03 EM.03.01.03EM.02.02.13 EM.02.02.13EM.02.01.01 EM.01.01.01EM.01.01.01 EM.03.01.01EM.03.01.01 EM.02.01.01
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#1 - EM.03.01.03: EVALUATION
Hospital evaluates effectiveness of EOP Two drills annually, activate the EOP at each
site Actual events may apply
One required for business occupancies
Likely scenarios to evaluate the 6 critical areas
Escalating event
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#2 - EM.02.02.13: DISASTER VOLUNTEERS LIPS
Hospital may grant disaster privileges to volunteer Licensed Independent Practitioners (LIP) Identifies in bylaws responsibility for granting
disaster privileges
Prior to eligibility, obtains 2 forms of ID
Grants privileges when EOP is activated
Determines how volunteer LIPs are distinguished
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#3 - EM.02.01.01: PLAN REQUIREMENTS
Hospital has an EOP Identify capabilities for 96 hours
Leaders, including medical staff participate in development
Develops and maintains EOP
Process for initiating and terminating response and recovery
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#4 - EM.01.01.01 FOUNDATION
Hospital engages in planning activities prior to developing the EOP
Documented inventory of resources and assets
Conducts HVA
Works with and prioritizes HVA with community
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#5 - EM.03.01.01 EVALUATION
Hospital evaluates the effectiveness of the EOP
Annual review of inventory
Annual review of the EOP’s objectives and scope
Annual review of the HVA
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SURVEY PROCESS
Pre-Session Documents Emergency Operations Plan
All hazards approach Addresses the six critical areas Inventory of resources and assets
Identification of Potential Emergencies…..(aka, HVA) Mitigation and preparedness activities for the
identified risks
Disaster drill and real event evaluations Monitors and evaluates the six critical areas
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SURVEY PROCESS
Emergency Management topics are addressed in Leadership, Individual Tracers, and System Tracers
Scenarios not used Focus on all-hazards planning to sustain six
critical capabilities
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SURVEY PROCESS
Emergency Management Session Focus on mitigation and preparednessNo disaster scenarios
Use disaster critiques
Data collection Focused discussion on six critical areas Look at resources and assets inventory, if
present Appropriate storage Expirations Training
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Herman McKenzie, MBA, CHSPEngineer
Kathy Tolomeo, CHEM, CHSP Engineer
James Woodson, P.E., CHFMEngineer
Andrea Browne, PhD., DABRMedical Physicist
Kate Dolezal, MA, CRC, LPCTechnical Coordinator
DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING
John Maurer, SASHE, CHFM, CHSP
Acting Director
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