Host Nation Civilian and Military C2 |
Identify the chain of command.
___ Civilian.
___ Military.
Identify the current methodology of care (clinic-district, clinic-main hospital).
___ Patient administration.
___ Medical treatment (malaria, tuberculosis, tissue infections, typhoid, septicemia, meningitis, leprosy, dengue, schistosomiasis).
___ Capabilities for care.
___ Education requirements (doctors, nurses, practitioners).
___ Method of payment for treatment of U.S. military (cash, embassy agreement).
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Host Nation Military Medical Facilities (Field or Base Hospitals) |
Identify HN military medical facilities.
___ Military base.
___ Facility.
___ Coordinates.
___ Address.
___ Telephone number, frequency, and call signs (MEDEVAC).
___ Beds.
___ Support to U.S. military.
___ Nearest fixed- and rotary-wing landing site.
___ Ambulance telephone number and hours.
___ English-speaking staff (interpreters).
Determine the number, capabilities, and education levels of the following medical personnel:
Identify medical supplies (quantity, logistical supply, availability, disposable and reused supplies and instruments).
Identify medical services, including—
___ Emergency room.
___ Operating room.
___ Intensive care unit.
___ Burn and trauma unit.
___ X-ray, blood bank, pathology, sterilization, ultrasound, mass casualty capability.
Identify support services, including—
___ Communication capability.
___ Water supply.
___ Power supply (generators).
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Host Nation Civilian Medical Facilities
(Village Clinic, District Clinic or Hospital, City Hospital or University) |
Identify HN civilian medical facilities.
___ City.
___ Facility.
___ Coordinates.
___ Address.
___ Telephone number, frequency, and call signs (MEDEVAC).
___ Beds.
___ Support to U.S. military.
___ Nearest fixed- and rotary-wing landing site.
___ Ambulance telephone number and hours.
___ Type (government run or subsidized, privately sponsored).
___ English-speaking staff and workers.
___ Language primarily spoken.
Identify the number, capabilities, and education levels of the following medical personnel:
Identify medical supplies (quantity, logistical supply, availability, disposable or reused supplies and instruments).
Identify medical services, including—
___ Emergency room.
___ Operating room.
___ Intensive care unit.
___ Burn and trauma unit.
___ X-ray, blood bank, sterilization, ultrasound, mass casualty capability.
Support services, including—
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Methods of Evacuation |
Identify air evacuation capabilities, including—
___ On call (reaction time).
___ Standby.
___ Contact procedures (phone numbers, radio frequency, format, call sign).
___ Types of restrictions (night flying, altitude).
___ Special capabilities (winch, jungle penetrator).
___ Location.
___ Type of aircraft for patient load.
___ Other agencies to contact for evacuation (range control, hospital, rescue squad).
Identify ambulance evacuation capabilities, including—
___ On call (reaction time).
___ Standby.
___ Contact procedures (phone numbers, radio frequency, format, call sign).
___ Types of restrictions.
___ Special capabilities (winch).
___ Location.
___ Type of vehicle for patient load.
___ Other agencies to contact for evacuation (range control, hospital, rescue squad).
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Medical Coverage Available for Airborne Operations |
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Other Facilities Available |
Identify dental facilities.
Identify preventive medicine services.
Identify veterinary facilities.
Identify Class VIII supply facilities.
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