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It defines the plan’s purpose, roles under the command/HICS structure, and how essential recovery resources—such as patient medical records and critical IT applications—are acquired, accessed, and restored. It also outlines department overview requirements, mission-critical services, activation measures, and coordination steps. 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All you need here is to verify that you talked with your Emergency Preparedness leader , IT leader and covered their plan for communications and IT needs.  Do not re-invent the wheel- they will have it already in place for you.\nAssist other services and impacted areas with the restoring and resuming of normal operations.\n\u000f\nSection II: Department Overview: Insert Dept\nInsert Name of Department Head and contact information\u000bThis business continuity plan (BCP) is intended to be implemented when there is an event that disrupts normal business operations within a department or multiple critical function areas.  Plan activation is described in Section III:\nThis plan defines the mission critical services and processes and procedures to ensure they can be continued and/or recovered when normal operations are not viable.\nThis BCP was developed in conjunction with the Illinois emergency planning effort.  In developing this plan and all associated procedures, checklists and forms, the continuity between the \u003CInsert facility name> and the associated departments can be ensured.  Note that in order for the plan to be effective, exercises and trainings of this plan must be carried out by the Diagnostic Imaging Department on an annual basis. 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