SAFB EMS Call Mapping - v5 - 26 Feb 09.pdf

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375th Airlift Wing, Scott Air Force Base, Illinois Ambulance Services Transition Team

EMS CALL MAPPING SUMMARY

Effective Sunday, 1 March 2008 @ 0000

PATIENT EMS RESPONSE INSTALLATION SUPPORT

Communications Key:

= Land Telephone Line

= Cell Phone (Abbott uses Nextel)

= Abbott UHF Radio Frequency

= St Clair Co 800 MHz Radio Frequency

= Traditional Scott AFB Radio Frequency

= Base Crash Phone System

UPDATED CONTINGENCY VERSION

V.5, Current as of

Thurs, 26 February 2009

Patient/by-stander/MDG Staff

Member initiates 911 call

CENCOM/911

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Amb. Cent. Dispatch (ACD)Receives Call

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ACD

Primary

Response Unit

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Scott Fire Station 1 Alerted

Scott Medical Group, Security Forces, Command Post, and Base Ops* Alerted

(* Base Ops alerted if Flight Line impact is expected)

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Plus Auto Text Page

Ambulance Unit Arrives on Scene

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Secondary Response

Unit Activated (Posts at gate)

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Entry Issues? YES

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Patient Arrives at Hospital; Unit returns to Base

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Communications Lines Key:

= Primary Communication Method = Backup Communication Method

Contingency 800 MHz Plan (in effect until rescinded):

Talk Group Assignment: “County Calling” = primary assignment; alternate talk groups IF directed by CENCOM Calls Signs: “Scott Fire” = Fire Alarm Control Center “Scott Law Enforcement Desk” = Security Forces

“Abbott Dispatch” = Abbott St Louis Dispatch “Abbott Unit 7909” = Abbott Primary Scott Rig

* Abbott Secondary Response Units may not have direct access to 800 MHz system; Abbott Dispatch will monitor 800 MHz “County Calling” at all times and serve as liaison to rigs not equipped with 800 MHz

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