This document is the Base Plan for the EM Program.

This Section Chief oversees the Documentation Unit Leader, if activated.

This hospital emergency code can be used to describe a utility failure, mass casualty incident, as well as a variety of other emergencies.

This is the multi-disciplinary Committee that reviews and manages non-clinical emergency code procedures, reviews AARs, updates emergency plans, and analyzes hospital risks and hazards.

This is the number of exercises the hospital is required to conduct each year.

These Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) describe how to respond to a variety of non-clinical codes.

This Plan, written by the Planning Section, captures the situation summary, objectives, and organizational structure for each disaster operational period/shift.

Also referred to as the "Cleveland Clinic Alert Service," this is the name of the enterprise vendor used for emergency communications via text, e-mail, cell, and desktop scrolling notifications.

The Joint Commission and CMS recommends that we plan to be without external assistance during an emergency for at least this amount of time.

This document describes safety hazards and basic first aid measures for chemicals stored within or used within the hospital.

This document discusses roles and responsibilities with respect to managing a surge of patients, and can be found on the AGMC EM department intranet webpage.

This is the name for the team that helps to coordinate resources and information following a disaster.

True or False... If one has NOT been issued a Cleveland Clinic mobile device, one can still receive emergency communication texts on their personal device.

This document establishes voting membership, ad-hoc membership, goals, and a purpose for the Committee responsible for managing the EM Program.

This is the management system that is used in the Hospital Command Center to organize personnel and make objective decisions.

These Plans focus on capabilities and procedures following a network outage.

This is the sole position that must be activated/identified to manage an incident, and is in charge of setting the objectives for each operational period/shift.

During an emergency, this is the department that manages external agency communications and media-interfacing.

This hyphenated term is used to describe the type of planning conducted by the Emergency Management Program and Team. Hint: This is national terminology.

This planning tool is updated annually to identify and assess hazards that may impact Cleveland Clinic Akron General. This information is useful for emergency planning, education, and training purposes.

This Plan describes how and where to distribute a large amount of medications following a regional or national disaster.

This is the name of the physical space in which information and resources are coordinated during a large-scale exercise, planned event, or emergency.

This is the location I can find basic emergency code information during a network outage.

Name 3 of the 6 focus areas for required emergency planning in the EOP by The Joint Commission.

Following a National Stafford Act emergency declaration by the President, under section 1135 of the Social Security Act, the HHS Secretary may temporarily waive or modify certain Medicare/Medicaid requirements, such as these.