Incident Command System in Mass Causality Incidents in Georgia

Incident Command System (ICS) in a Mass Causality Incidents in Serenbe Community of Georgia
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Mass Casualty Decontamination of Incident Command System (ICS) in Serenbe Community of Georgia
Introduction
During mass casualty incident management, government support is crucial at all levels. The governments are responsible for managing available resources and benefitting the disaster mitigation system (Nistor et al., 2020). The government's financial support emphasizes pre-disaster appeals, funding requirements, and post-disaster appeals. It is a public health intervention leading to emergency responses to chemical, biological, and radiological incidents. The emergency staff from the fire brigade and police receive proper training to deal with emergency cases for NIMS and ICS; the training emphasizes the difficulties linked to transition like earthquake and fire spread (Collins et al., 2021). Communication through modern systems and the integration of departments is the key to the success of ICS.
Background of the ICS
Incident Command System (ICS) deals with the emergency management tool to respond against common terminologies with a transparent chain of command. Mass casualty decontamination deals with a unified community response that manages mass incidents and emergencies with clear authorities and integrates with responding agencies (Collins et al., 2021). Since Sandy hurricanes and tsunami disasters in Serenbe, Georgia, the Georgian Association of Fire Chiefs (GAFC) emphasizes deploying resources to address mass and national disasters. The significant incidents management programs are based on mutual aid by fire management departments that have formulated disaster response planning and guidelines to deal with local and statewide incidents (Demir et al., 2017). The guidelines offered by GAFC focus on preparing responses in dealing with incidents and training individuals to resolve issues with Georgia Fire Services.
The fire department of Geneva uses the essential aspects of decontamination, which is an effective way to remove hazardous contamination from causalities for incidents with chemical agents. It needs to ensure that mass causalities are resolved because failure to do so will facilitate the transfer of contaminants to the skin (Nistor et al., 2020). The main objective of the intervention is to reduce risks related to GAFC agents, where the purpose of decontamination is to reduce health effects risks and contamination of people and places. It is used to revolve biological, radiological, and chemical agents to minimize injuries and save lives (Kamali et al., 2017). Mass decontamination emphasizes the emergency removal of masses after treatment. The emphasis of the research is based on elaborating the philosophy of ICS chosen (Mass Casualty Decontamination) and key concepts used in the process in the hospital community of Georgia.
Philosophy of the ICS
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