Exhibit E2_Emergency Notification Flow.pdf
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- Remote Health Readiness Program 4 (RHRP-4) Federal contract opportunity
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- Defense Health Agency
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This is an emergency notification flow chart diagram labeled as Exhibit E2 that outlines the process for handling emergency situations within the Remote Health Readiness Program (RHRP).
The workflow begins when a Service Member (SM) presents with an emergency, requiring them to be sent to the ER as indicated. The process then follows a decision tree where the Unit Point of Contact (POC) must be notified if possible. If notification isn't possible, the situation is escalated up the Chain of Command. Once the Unit POC is notified, the emergency is assessed to determine if it is behavior health related. For behavioral health emergencies, the Service Component POC is contacted. For non-behavioral health emergencies, a plan of care is documented in treatment notes and the RHRP PMO is notified. The final step involves notifying the appropriate Vendor POC to ensure the event is captured in weekly reports. Throughout the process, emergent notification procedures are maintained.
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Exhibit E2 – Emergency Notification Flow
SM Presents with Emergency
Is the Emergency Behavior Health
Related?
Able to notify Unit POC?
Work up the Chain of
Command
Notify Unit
POC
No
Yes
Contact Service Component
POC
Document plan of care in treatment note;
Send SM to ER as indicated
Notify appropriate Vendor POC to ensure event is captured in weekly reports
No
Emergent Notification
Yes
Notify RHRP PMO
Exhibit D2 - Emergency Notification Flow�
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