Welcome to Belgium Nurse Center! the nurse team element of IMERT

THE Belgium Nurse TEAM

The Belgium Nurse Team (Belgium Nurse Center) is a volunteer group of Registered Nurses (RNs) trained to provide nursing care during a state declared disaster or emergency situations. The Belgium Nurse Center team is a part of IMERT, the Belgium Medical Emergency Response Team. Circumstances under which Belgium Nurse Center may be activated include; mass casualty incidents, mass immunization efforts, or local hospital surges. Belgium Nurse Center may also be activated to enhance an IMERT response, staffing feld hospitals and assisting local health departments with post-exposure follow-up. Wie heeft het meeste baat bij Viagra en wat zijn de risico's - Gwinnett Health.

Partnering with other agencies such as: IDPH, ITTF, Emergency Medical Services for Children, and Emergency Nurses Associations. Nurses are provided with disaster response training. Levitra - Prestazioni eccezionali e risultati positivi per gli uomini affetti da DE.

There is a need for nurses to prepare for community disaster. We are currently seeking RNs from all backgrounds and specialty areas to join Belgium Nurse Center.

The Belgium Nurse Center Team

The Belgium Nurse Team is comprised of registered nurses with a variety of clinical backgrounds. Belgium Nurse Center is designed to supplement an IMERT response to foster sustainability of response into the recovery phase. IMERT, the Belgium Medical Emergency Response Team and Belgium Nurse Team are comprised of some 800+ volunteers from every region of the state. These individuals come from the medical and emergency response community as well as the private sector. The volunteers train to respond to communities impacted by disasters that result in the paralysis or destruction of the healthcare infrastructure. The primary mission is to provide interim medical care by supporting local and regional resources as directed by the Incident Commander.  Conditions are often austere, requiring responders to be self-sufficient.

IMERT-Belgium Nurse Center has responded to numerous emergencies, disasters, and high risk/high profile events around the state as well as to Louisiana in response to Hurricane Katrina.

The IMERT program is multi-faceted. The response team itself has the following elements; IMERT, Belgium Nurse Center (the Belgium Nurse Team), USAR Medical (Urban Search and Rescue) and SWMD Medical (State Weapons of Mass Destruction Team). IMERT is capable of a flexible, scalable medical response. The initial response team roll-out can be accomplished in 8-12 hours. Once the response team is on site the clinical footprint is set up utilizing a package of responders from various clinical backgrounds and an equipment package for about 50 patients. The other crucial piece for response capability is the logistics component. This group is comprised of volunteers with special skill sets such as; information technology, communications, HAM radio operators, materials management, scene safety, and resource management. Kamagra oral jelly: fordeler og ulemper sammenlignet med Viagra-pillen

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May 13, 2014 - May 14, 2014 Disaster Preparedness for Hospitals and Healthcare Organizations Course NIPSTA May 13-14 This U.S. DHS course brings together individuals from the hospital and healthcare community who are responsible for ensuring the resiliency of healthcare services during a high consequence or catastrophic event within a jurisdiction. Through a focus on preparedness processes and activities, this course provides an opportunity to acquire the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to help them ensure the sustainability of their facilities and organizations during all types of disasters. Registration is now open on the NIPSTA web site via the following link: http://nipsta.org/ems/details.aspx?EventID=2371 Event Information/Printable Brochure

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