SMRRC

Projects
- Mass Fatality Management
- Evacuation Planning
- Alternate Care Site Planning
- Disaster Behavioral Health
- Grants
- Strategic National Stockpile (SNS)
- Maine Responds (Volunteer Credentialing)
- Medical Reserve Core (MRC)
- Mass Casualty
- Regional Hazard Vulnerability Analysis (HVA)
  - Healthcare HVA
  - Public Health HVA
- Influenza
News and Information
- Regional Meetings
- HICS
- Hospital radios and satellite Phones
- Significant Disasters
  - Hurricane Katrina (Fall 2006)
  - Hurricance Irene (August 2011)
  - Hurricane Sandy Fall 2012
- Regional Healthcare MOU
- Regional Hospital MOU
- Coalition Signatures
Training/Drills
Long Term Care
- Emergency Operations Plans
- Regional Communications
Medical Centers
- Emergency Operations Plans
- Communications Plan
Communications
Resources
Videos/Images
Contact
- Matt Sholl M.D.
- Paul Weiss

Regional Emergency Information

State Emergency Software Applications:

HAN (Maine health Alert network)
EM Resource (Statewide Hospital Status-test version)
Maine Responds(Maine Emergency Volunteer Registry Portal)
EEDB SMRRC Coalition Emergency Equipment Data Base

Our mission:
To protect the health and lives of people in Maine by strengthening the ability of health care agencies and partner organizations in Southern Maine (our Regional Healthcare Coalition) to detect, contain manage and prepare for public health threats, emergencies and disasters.

Maine CDC Emergency Consultation and Disease Reporting Hotline
1-800-821-5821

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Disaster Behavioral Health

Maine has 2 significant resources for Disaster Behavioral Health (DBH). They include 2 organizations that can be deployed through the Regional Resource Centers, County EMA. These teams are:

Maine CDC
Maine, Red Cross

Each of these teams want to both train and be involved in exercises and drills throughout our region, If you are planning a drill in the future, consider asking these teams to be a part of it. DBH is part of almost every disaster we have dealt with in our state, so we need to be working with the folks that can help your agency respond and get the contact ahead of time.

Additionally, under Kathleen Wescott, the Maine DBH team leader, short courses can be taught to any of your staff, including "Psychological First Aid" and "Disaster Behavioral Health: Maine's Critical Response". Contact SMRRC to set up any of these trainings.

Resources for DBH:

SAMHSA Emergency Mental Health and Traumatic Stress Services Disaster Kit (2011)
Disaster Planning Handbook for Behavioral Treatment Programs (2013)
SAMHSA Disaster Behavioral Health Response Mobile App (2014)
PsySTART Rapid Mental Health and Triage Management System
Tips for social distancing, quaranteen and isolation during an infectious disease outbreak (example: ebola)
Deployment Procedures for Maine CDC DBH Team