| The Israeli Experience and Best Practices |
| ICEP has successfully synthesized a compelling, experience-based portfolio of consulting services, training programs, drills and simulation exercises. We offer a content rich curriculum, a renowned international faculty and a proven integrated approach to an effective Emergency Preparedness and Management of MCI's. Areas of expertise include: |
| • Terrorism: Conventional and NBC events |
| • Statistics and lessons learned from terror attacks in Israel |
| • National aspects of MCI preparedness |
| • Nuclear and radiation preparedness |
| • Bioterrorism response and the medical challenges |
| • Protocols for Bioterrorism incident and team protection |
| • Chemical event preparedness in hospital and at the community |
| • Bioterrorism Event: Health services and medical protocols |
| • Infrastructure requirements and community preparedness |
| • Surge capacity: Beds, staffing, expansion of the ICU |
| • Staff allocation, training and deployment |
| • Differences between trauma and MCI patients |
| • Treatment principles and blast injuries |
| • Decision making and role playing |
| • Simulated drills, MCI scenarios and table-top exercises |
| • Public order and security |
| • Evacuation of patients from ER and patient flow |
| • Principles of triage in MCI |
| • Conventional and toxicological event management |
| • Evidentiary issues, forensic medicine and legal aspects of MCI |
| • The clinical lessons learned from Israeli MCI's |
| • Family information center |
| • Information management, public relations and the press |
| • Communication system in MCI and Social Services |
| • Post Traumatic Stress Disorder |
| • Psychological effects on staff and population |
| • The role of the social worker in the aftermath of an MCI |
| • Staff debriefing |
