Homeland Security and Medical Response (HOSMER) IAIMS

描述（由申请人提供）： 耶鲁纽黑文卫生系统，通过耶鲁纽黑文应急准备和灾害响应中心，正在重新提交申请，寻求资金，以计划开发和实施国土安全和医疗响应综合高级信息管理系统（HOSMER）。如果获得资助，该项目将通过向所有能够访问互联网的个人提供关于紧急威胁的实用和经过充分研究的最佳做法，使公众健康受益。该项目正在寻求与美国国防部美国北方司令部及其国土安全/国防教育联盟，耶鲁大学医学院（YSM），YSM Gushing/Whitney医学图书馆，耶鲁大学信息技术服务和达特茅斯医学院及其新英格兰应急准备中心合作，参与由赠款资助的项目规划过程。HOSMER将提供： 1.一个安全的国土安全和医疗响应信息的电子存储库， 实践，定义为通过经验和研究证明可以可靠地导致预期结果的技术或方法 2.一个安全的网站，用于提供对存储库和来自可信合作伙伴的其他数据源的访问 3.分析服务，以最大限度地利用储存库的目标受众，如第一 响应者（紧急医疗服务提供者）、医疗保健专业人员（在急性护理医院、专业护理机构、社区卫生中心、家庭卫生机构、紧急护理中心和私人医疗机构）、政府机构和学术界 4.提供可行的方案，包括解决紧急情况的教育和培训 该提案寻求资金，以规划HOSMER的基础设施：行政/治理、信息架构和分类以及信息技术结构，这些结构一旦实施，将形成HOSMER。在规划项目期间，YNH-CEPDR将开发一个流程，利用其项目合作伙伴以及其他现有关系将内容纳入存储库。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The Yale New Haven Health System, through the Yale New Haven Center for Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Response, is resubmitting an application seeking funding to plan for development and implementation of an Integrated Advanced Information Management System for Homeland Security and Medical Response (HOSMER). If funded, this project will benefit the public health by providing practical and well-researched best practices on emergent threats to all individuals with access to the Internet. The project is seeking to collaborate with the Department of Defense US Northern Command and its Homeland Security/Defense Education Consortium, the Yale University School of Medicine (YSM), the YSM Gushing/Whitney Medical Library, Yale University Information Technology Services and the Dartmouth Medical School and its New England Center for Emergency Preparedness to participate in the project planning process to be funded by the grant. HOSMER will provide: 1. a secure electronic repository of homeland security and medical response information and best practices, which are defined as techniques or methodologies that, through experience and research, have proven to reliably lead to a desired result 2. a secure web site to provide access to the repository and to other data sources from trusted partners 3. analytical services to maximize utilization of the repository by target audiences such as first responders (emergency medical services providers), healthcare professionals (in acute care hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, community health centers, home health agencies, urgent care centers and private medical practices), governmental agencies and academics 4. delivery of actionable programs including education and training that address emergency preparedness and medical response needs in areas such as surge capacity This proposal seeks funding to plan the infrastructure of HOSMER: the administration/governance, information architecture and taxonomy and information technology structures that will shape HOSMER once implemented. During the planning project, YNH-CEPDR will develop a process for incorporating content into the repository utilizing its project partners as well as other existing relationships.