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MAJOR INCIDENT PLAN - NHS Cumbria

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29.4 The <strong>NHS</strong> <strong>Cumbria</strong> Incident Control Room Team will:• Assume the Lead PCT role in the event of a major incident affecting more that one <strong>NHS</strong>Trust, establishing contact with affected Trust• Support the <strong>NHS</strong> Gold Commander in discharging their responsibilities to strategicallymanage the incident• Mobilise the resources of <strong>NHS</strong> <strong>Cumbria</strong> during an incident• Confirm <strong>NHS</strong> <strong>Cumbria</strong> contact details and point of contact to all agencies involved in theincident• Receive notification from <strong>Cumbria</strong> <strong>NHS</strong> Trusts that their Plans have been activated• Alert key staff to the major incident, as appropriate• Provide information and advice, and where necessary set up a helpline• Liaise with partner agencies, including neighbouring Primary Care Trusts• Proactively communicate information to all <strong>NHS</strong> <strong>Cumbria</strong> staff and ensure relevant guidanceand advice is available• Continuing to provide core business services• Maintain liaison with and co-ordinate the response with the <strong>NHS</strong> North West Strategic HealthAuthority;• Assess the medium term impact on the community and priorities for the restoration ofnormality;• Consider the need for long term monitoring;• Anticipate staffing pressures and organise shift rotas,• Plan for the recovery of <strong>NHS</strong> services to normal operation, including working with multiagency partners on recovery issues affecting the whole community;• Preserve all plans, actions taken and documentation used or produced during the course ofthe emergency response;• Prepare a post-incident report for consolidation in the <strong>NHS</strong> report to be forwarded to the <strong>NHS</strong><strong>Cumbria</strong> Trust Board, the <strong>NHS</strong> North West and other interested organisations;• In some incidents there may be a need to contract additional services or staff time. This willbe a decision of the Incident Manager and in such cases a designated financial code will beused, Finance Department to advise.29.5 Coordinate the Primary Care Services at local level by:• Providing a 24 hour emergency management and clinical response;• Coordinating the primary care, community and mental health response; In the event thatgeneral practitioners and nurses are called to provide support at the scene or designatedReception Centre, cover arrangements will be made either by requesting support from otherPrimary Care Trusts or deputising services.• Providing appropriate clinical settings for the treatment of people with minor injuries andconditions such as reception centres, minor injury centres, walk in centres, communityhospitals and general practice.<strong>NHS</strong> CUMBRIA<strong>MAJOR</strong> <strong>INCIDENT</strong> <strong>PLAN</strong> – FRAMEWORK FOR RESPONDING TO A <strong>MAJOR</strong> <strong>INCIDENT</strong>PAGE 39 OF 46Version 3 (Dec 2008)

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