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The hospital has a staffing plan for managing all staff and volunteers during an emergency or...

TJC EM.12.02.03

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TJC EM.12.02.03

TJC EM.12.02.03

The hospital has a staffing plan for managing all staff and volunteers during an emergency or disaster incident. Note: The hospital considers its prioritized hazards identified as part of its hazard vulnerability analysis when developing a staffing plan.

(1)

The hospital develops a staffing plan for managing all staff and volunteers to meet patient care needs during the duration of an emergency or disaster incident or during a patient surge. The plan includes the following: - Methods for contacting off-duty staff - Acquisition of staff from its other health care facilities - Use of volunteer staffing, such as staffing agencies, health care coalition support, and those deployed as part of the disaster medical assistance teams Note: If the hospital determines that it will never use volunteers during disasters, this is documented in its plan.

(2)

The hospital's staffing plan addresses the management of all staff and volunteers as follows: - Reporting processes - Roles and responsibilities for essential functions - Integration of staffing agencies, volunteer staffing, or deployed medical assistance teams into assigned roles and responsibilities