Olive View-UCLA has a robust plan for a number of possible disasters such as earthquakes. All<unk>  faculty and residents should review the materials on the hospital homepage under “Disaster Management.” The link is in the center of the screen.  For staff in the<unk>  at the time of a disaster, the important information is as follows.
1. The ANO (Acting Nursing Officer) is designated as the incident commander and is in the hospital 24/7.
2. The ANO will set up a command post in Hospital Administration and will contact the charge nurses in each department.
3. The initial priority is a head count of all staff, and a report on the physical condition of the department.
4. A physician in the hospital will be designated as a medical officer in the incident command center. At night, this may be OB or Anesthesia as they are also in house and we will be responsible for managing the<unk> .
5. All requests for materials, staff, and questions go though the incident command in medical administration.
6. The<unk>  charge nurse is aware of the location of extra supplies and the hospital wide disaster management plan.
Olive View-UCLA has over one week of food, water and medical supplies for an anticipated disaster. There are specific incident commanders and disaster professionals who will be responding, and the emergency physicians on site are not expected to lead the disaster response.
1. The ANO (Acting Nursing Officer) is designated as the incident commander and is in the hospital 24/7.
2. The ANO will set up a command post in Hospital Administration and will contact the charge nurses in each department.
3. The initial priority is a head count of all staff, and a report on the physical condition of the department.
4. A physician in the hospital will be designated as a medical officer in the incident command center. At night, this may be OB or Anesthesia as they are also in house and we will be responsible for managing the<unk> .
5. All requests for materials, staff, and questions go though the incident command in medical administration.
6. The<unk>  charge nurse is aware of the location of extra supplies and the hospital wide disaster management plan.
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