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These capabilities and their supporting objectives were identified based on the Integrated Preparedness Plan (IPP) (formerly MYTEP) developed by the California Department of Public Health (CDPH). To access this document, visit \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/EPO/Pages/swmhe.aspx\" \\o \"Statewide Medical and Health Exercise Website\" \u0014https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/EPO/Pages/swmhe.aspx\u0015\nTo use this document, insert your agency/organization’s name in the bracketed text in the header that reads “Insert Name of Agency/Organization Here.” Review the suggested capabilities and objectives and consider them as options to create an Exercise Plan that is customized to the unique characteristics of your organization and community. Select and modify as needed. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), ten or fewer objectives are recommended for a functional exercise.\nApplicable Capabilities\nProposed Objectives\nObjective One\nProvide and receive situational awareness with inter and intra-jurisdictional stakeholders to determine impacts of a chemical/burn surge for the public health jurisdiction by evaluating local policies and procedures through the Medical and Health Operational Area Coordinator (MHOAC) program. Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PHEP) Capability 6: Information Sharing\nSample Task(s):\nDevelop a common operating picture regarding a chemical/burn surge and pediatric surge\nDevelop an operational picture of jurisdictional capabilities\nIdentify potential impacts of scenario on public health in the jurisdiction\nObjective Two\nDetermine the need to activate public health emergency operations based on analyzed information. PHEP Capability 3: Emergency Operations Coordination\nSample Task(s):\nValidate decision-making processes for activation of the jurisdiction’s public health emergency management structure\nEstablish emergency management structure based on received information and anticipated mission areas\nDevelop a Rapid Needs Assessment to determine the existing and emerging healthcare needs of the affected population\nPotential Scenario-Based Mission Areas:\nMental & Behavioral Health\nEnvironmental Health including radiation monitoring\nCommunity Outreach\nVeterinary Public Health\nProviding consultation on the management of radiation/chemical injuries\nHealth Education\nObjective Three\nValidate the processes used to develop a jurisdiction-wide public health response strategy. PHEP Capability 3: Emergency Operations Coordination\nSample Task(s):\nDevelop an initial incident response strategy\nDevelop an Incident Action Plan (IAP) for public health missions for the operational period, and conduct associated planning meetings\nDevelop and implement an organizational structure that addresses the Incident Command System (ICS) / Standardized Emergency Management System (SEMS) positions\nObjective Four\nValidate the processes used to respond to a public health emergency within a jurisdiction. PHEP Capability 3: Emergency Operations Coordination\nSample Task(s):\nValidate processes used to declare a local health emergency\nImplement mission areas identified within the previously developed IAP\nJurisdiction may choose to simulate field activities or operationalize portions of the IAP based on capability and capacity\nValidate processes to staff and support the mission areas identified within the IAP\nConsult with the local Health Officer to request the declaration of a Local Health Emergency\nActivate local Environmental Health resources to assist in developing resource requests for Enviromental Health capabilities and capacities not within the OA\nDraft and release any necessary public health advisories ","cbCairOPtNDaUorg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairOPtNDaUorg","docx",153284,"English","# Public Health Objectives\n## How to Use This Document\n## Applicable Capabilities and Proposed Objectives\n### Objective One - Information Sharing\n### Objective Two - Emergency Operations Coordination\n### Objective Three - Response Strategy\n### Objective Four - Respond Within a Jurisdiction\n### Objective Five - Incident Impacts Communication\n### Objective Six - Public Communication and Warning","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this SWMHE objectives document?\",\"answer\":\"It offers sample objectives and capabilities for exercise planners to select when designing the Statewide Medical and Health Exercise (SWMHE). 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