BRAT Consortium #6 Public Health Commission
Date: August 23rd, 2006
Facilitator: Bev
Muhlenbeck
Recorder: Jessica Nall
Guest: Mark Hazelboker Juneau County Corporation Counsel,
Joe Ruf Columbia County Corporation Counsel, Ben Bult Marquette Corporation
Counsel, Kevin Kniess Adams Corporation Counsel via phone, Todd Liebman
Sauk County Corporation Counsel, and Lowell Haugen Sauk County Public Health
Board Member
Present: Sue McCartney, Bev Muhlenbeck, Linda McFarlin,
Barb Theis, Susan Lorenz, Walter Clark, Melissa Delmore, and Jessica Nall
Absent: None
Meeting called to order by Muhlenbeck verification of
Open Meeting Law noted.
Approval of the Agenda . Addition of Phase2 Pandemic
Funding/Objectives and Electronic Signature Pads under New Business. Motion
by McFarlin seconded by Lorenz to approve the agenda. Motion carried.
Approval of the July 26 th, 2006 minutes. Motion by
Theis seconded by Lorenz. Motion carried.
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Resolutions and Actions Required |
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EPI Report |
No meeting to report on |
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Budget |
Approval of budget: Motion by Theis and
seconded by McFarlin
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Discussion
with Corporation Counsel regarding the termination
of the 5 county bioterrorism agreement |
- How to dissolve the Consortium? First a proposed
close out report must be compiled including inventory
and all budget information. Then a Resolution will
accompany or follow the report. The report should
be shared with the Finance Committee for each county
in September.
- Mark Hazelboker will draft the introductory
language for the proposed close out report and
the Resolution.
- The plan is to have the Resolution and Close Out
Report to the County Boards for each County’s
October meeting.
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Hazelboker will develop draft and Resolution
to forward to Health Officers |
Hazelboker |
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Discussion
of what is needed by individual Counties from the Consortium
by the end of the year |
- Clark reports on having the following records/resources
available by the end of the year:
- Training Records for 2003-2006
- AARs
- Training Resources
- Contract Evidence
- Assessment Information
- Physical Inventory (1 st week September)
- Updated contact list per county
- Consortium Library
- Spreadsheet of Archived Materials
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Old Business |
Most counties still waiting on AARs from Leverich
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Coordinator’s Report |
- Brief discussion about 211-possibly hiring an
Executive Director
- Strubel met with IPS Subgroup about upcoming changes
to the IPS Manual
- Cordova reported that contact names and phone
numbers are buried in the plan. The local health
departments should devise a contact list that is
better accessible and current.
- Performance measurements were to be completed
Aug 18 th
- Next meeting is September 21 st and is a teleconference
- Request for Program Coordinator minutes/information
and schedule of meetings
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Delmore will follow up with Strubel and forward information
and schedule
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Delmore
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Fiscal Agent Report |
- Muhlenbeck forwarded summary of last meeting
- Next meeting taking place August 24 th, 2006
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HRSA Report |
- Attendees were broken up into their regions and
conducted a Hazardous Vulnerability Assessment
- Discussions included Triage Tuesdays, presentations
by Infectious Control Personnel to clinics, Hospital
workplans, HICS (Hospital Incident Command System),
and the recent hospital evaluations
- Theis will forward minutes from the meeting
when she receives them
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Theis to forward HRSA minutes
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Theis
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IPS Report
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- IPS Subgroup meeting to make changes
in the IPS Manual-last draft did not include proposed
changes
- Carolyn, Dennis, and Anne Marie are putting all
changes from past 2 teleconferences into a new draft
of the IPS for review by the IPS Subgroup.
- Many portions of the IPS Manual need adjustment
and clarification
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County Sharing |
- Columbia sent a representative to the SNS Mobile
Course and reported that it was very informative.
They have an IPS tabletop with their local hospital
on September 15 th.
- Adams had a representative attend the SNS Mobile
Course. They have been doing some planning for next
year as far as staff. Delmore and Bierle will do
an IPS tabletop with their local hospital before
the end of the year.
- Juneau had a staff pandemic tabletop with open
discussions including communications and awareness.
Concern was expressed on the knowledge of clerical
staff in the event of a pandemic. Request
for Theis to forward Crisis Communication Policy.
- Sauk may be changing the location of where their
SNS will be delivered. They are considering using
the Sysco building.
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Theis to forward this policy
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Theis
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Training Update |
- EOC Training September 21 st 10:00am-2:00pm
- Who should attend? Each county should go through
their EOC Structure to determine that
- Special Needs Populations: Training in October
- Consortium needs a list of Human Services
staff to invite
- Regular BRAT members will be invited as well
- Command Caller training will be taking place mostly
in September
- Delmore will do test of the Command Caller system
in Nov/Dec with each county’s staff
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Forward Human Service Staff list to Consortium |
All Health Officers |
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New Business |
- Phase 2 Pandemic Funding/Objectives -No one has
seen the final numbers or objectives
- Electronic Signature Pads for WIR- The purpose
is for the family to sign off, but where would the
signature for the nurse go?? This doesn’t eliminate
the paperwork/filing. Muhlenbeck contacted Dan Hopfensperger
and he is looking for answers.
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Motion by McCartney to adjourn seconded by Lorenz.
Motion carried.