区域多部门演习规划的实际见解:大多伦多的经验。

Q3 Medicine
Claudia Cocco, Moira Hennebury
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摘要

GTA统一演习是2019年11月28日在大多伦多地区(GTA)进行的一项多机构、跨司法管辖区、以卫生部门为重点的大规模伤亡防备演习。GTA联合演习有1 000多个独特的纸质和电子注射,有34个参与机构,包括22个独立的医院站点,可能是加拿大有史以来最大规模的以卫生部门为重点的大规模伤亡防备演习。练习设计方法支持成功的、基于目标的功能练习,并为参与者提供明显的现实主义元素。这项工作为收集数据供今后分析提供了独特的机会,所获得的见解将对应急规划方面的机构间参与与合作产生变革性影响。此外,为这项工作所采取的方法是负担得起的、可复制的、可扩展的,并可转移到卫生系统以外的部门。本文详细介绍了在制定和实施这项工作时采用的主要规划和设计组成部分,以及对设计和开展多机构、跨司法管辖区职能工作的实际见解。
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Practical insights for regional multi-sectoral exercise planning: The Greater Toronto experience.

Exercise GTA Unified was a functional, multi-agency, cross-jurisdictional, health-sector focused mass casualty preparedness exercise conducted in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) on 28th November, 2019. With over 1,000 unique paper-based and electronic injects and 34 participating agencies, including 22 separate hospital sites, Exercise GTA Unified is likely the largest health-sector focused mass casualty preparedness exercise ever conducted in Canada. The exercise design approach supported a successful, objective-based functional exercise, with elements of marked realism for participants. The exercise offered a unique opportunity to collect data for future analysis and the insights gained will have a transformative impact on interagency engagement and cooperation for emergency response planning. Furthermore, the approach adopted for the exercise is affordable, reproducible, scalable and transferrable to sectors beyond the health system. This paper provides a detailed review of the key planning and design components adopted in the development and implementation of the exercise, as well as practical insights for the design and conduct of multi-agency, cross-jurisdictional functional exercises.

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期刊介绍: Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning is the leading professional journal publishing peer-reviewed articles and case studies written by and for business continuity and emergency managers.
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