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2018  \nTypeof TA Request: Standard  \nRequest:  \nThe requestor asked ASPR TRACIE for assistance in identifying resources for healthcarefacilities (particularly LTC, nursing homes) that maybe located near an interstate or other majortransportation route where a chemical spill may occur due to a truck or train accident. They areinterested in plans or procedures they can follow should this scenario occur.  \nResponse:  \nThe ASPR TRACIE Team reviewed theLong-Term Care Facilities Topic CollectionandChemical Hazards Topic Collection, as well as conducted a general online search. Section Iincludes resources specific to evacuation and shelter-in-place procedures for LTC facilities andSection II includes resources related to chemical hazards that maybe relevant to your planningefforts.  \n# I. Long-Term Care Facility Evacuation/ Shelter-In-Place\n\nCalifornia Association of Health Facilities. (2011).Long-Term Care Facility Evacuation:  \nPlanning Considerations.  \nThis resource provides suggested emergency operations plan components fortheevacuation of long-term care facilities. It includes general and evacuation provisions, andphysical plant, re-entry, and other considerations for widespread evacuation.  \nCalifornia Association of Health Facilities. (2012).Long-Term Care Facility EvacuationResident Assessment Form for Transport and Destination.  \nThis document is an assessment form for residents of long-term facilities who need tobeevacuated and transported in an emergency. It provides information about three levels ofcare, facility type, transport type, and number of residents.  \nFlorida Health Care Education and Development Foundation. (2008) . National Criteria forEvacuation Decision-Making in Nursing Homes.  \nThis resource provides criteria for evacuation decision-making in nursing homes and isintended to assist administrators and health care professionals determine whether toevacuate or shelter-in-place during disasters. It also includes guidance on the evacuationprocess.  \nLos Angeles County Emergency Medical Services Agency. (2012) . Evacuation and Shelter-in-Place Guidelines for Healthcare Entities.  \nThis guidance document is comprised of three parts. Part I provides general guidance onthe differences between evacuation and shelter in place, includingthe roles andresponsibilities of healthcare facilities andthe healthcare system. Part II includes anevacuation and shelter in place plan template that healthcare facilities can use to create orupdate their own plan. Part III includes a set of two tabletop exercises (shelter-in-placeand evacuation) that facility emergency planners mayusein the planning phase as theydevelop their plans to identify needs, gaps, or solutions, and/or mayuseto educatepersonnel on the components of their existing plan.  \nMather Lifeways Institute. (2008) . PREPARE Disaster Plan Template.  \nThis planning document provides a template to assist long-term care facilities with allhazards emergency/disaster response plan development. Specific response considerationsfor evacuation, shelter in place, and chemical spill response are included within thetemplate. Page 41 specifically includes a 10 Step Chemical Spill response guidancechecklist.  \nMinnesota Department of Health. (2009). Long Term Care Facilities Evacuation Tips.  \nThis webpage provides tips to use when evacuating along-term care facility, includingpoints on how to keep the evacuation organized, while caring forthe patients.  \nMinnesota Department of Health. (2011). Long-Term Care Evacuation Job Aid: ThreatAssessment and Decision Tool.  \nThis resource includes a decision tool for long-term care facilities to use when assessingthe incident to determine whether to evacuate or shelter-in-place. Job Aids are providedfor Incident Command and other positions for actions to take during the situa","cbCainb8e6xHJYRh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainb8e6xHJYRh","pdf",349352,"English","# I. 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