Technology Partnerships Drew Chandler IT / Communications Coordinator Kentucky Department for Public Health Preparedness Branch.

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Technology Partnerships Drew Chandler IT / Communications Coordinator Kentucky Department for Public Health Preparedness Branch

Kentucky… at a glance Health Planning Regions

Kentucky… at a glance Health Jurisdictions

Roles of ESF-8 Strategic National Stockpile Disaster Public Health Operations Coordination of H&M activities in a disaster Medical Surge Planning Special Needs Sheltering Public Health Response Teams Pharmaceutical Caches

Communication Gaps Lack of support from other agencies Standardized radio frequencies & formats No common operational platform

Steps for Improvement Collaboration Identifying needs Execution Evaluation

First Steps Unbridled Response – November 2006

Communication Needs Incident Management System Radio communications Data connectivity Voice connectivity

Now what?

Partnership University of Louisville Information Technology Research Center WebEOC (incident management) IRMS (inventory management) MITOC (communications)

Thunder Over Louisville

Missions Thunder Over Louisville

Missions Kentucky Oaks & Derby

Communication Needs Communication package –Data & voice –Redundant connectivity –Support 1-10 clients –Wireless LAN –Ease of use –Use commercial off the shelf parts (COTS)

MITOC-ST™

KPHICS Kentucky Public Health Interoperable Communication System WebEOC IRMS Satellite Radio / Phone Health Alert Network MITOC Mutual-Aid Frequencies Datacast Interactive Television

Current Capabilities Satellite Radio & Telephone MITOC BGAN Amateur Radio LMR GETS WebEOC IRMS

Now what?

Steps for Improvement Collaboration Identifying needs Execution Evaluation

Collaboration Backup communication system upgrade Bring communication leads together Discuss agency-specific projects