Development and Implementation of a COVID-19 Disease Response Protocol at a Large Academic Medical Center

Meshell Maxam; Kailynn J DeRonde; Ana D Vega; Dimitra Skiada; Christine A Vu; Veronica Salazar; Renata Boatwright; Ennie Cano-Casillas; Venessa Goodnow; Kathleen A Sposato; Peter G Paige; David Zambrana; Don S Steigman; Abdul M Memon; Lilian M Abbo

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Development and Implementation of a COVID-19 Disease Response Protocol at a Large Academic Medical Center

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Development and Implementation of a COVID-19 Disease Response Protocol at a Large Academic Medical Center

Meshell Maxam, Kailynn J DeRonde, Ana D Vega, Dimitra Skiada, Christine A Vu, Veronica Salazar, Renata Boatwright, Ennie Cano-Casillas, Venessa Goodnow, Kathleen A Sposato, …

Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, Vol.14(6), pp.792-795

2020-12

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/dmp.2020.166

PMID: 32441232

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Special Section: COVID-19

Concepts in Disaster Medicine

In response to the rapid spread of novel coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), health-care systems should establish procedures for early recognition and management of suspected or confirmed cases. We describe the various steps taken for the development, implementation, and dissemination of the interdisciplinary COVID-19 protocol at Jackson Health System (JHS), a complex tertiary academic health system in Miami, Florida. Recognizing the dynamic nature of COVID-19, the protocol addresses the potential investigational treatment options and considerations for special populations. The protocol also includes infection prevention and control measures and routine care for suspected or proven COVID-19 patients.

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Title: Development and Implementation of a COVID-19 Disease Response Protocol at a Large Academic Medical Center
Creators: Meshell Maxam - Department of Pharmacy Services, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida
Kailynn J DeRonde - Department of Pharmacy Services, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida
Ana D Vega - Department of Pharmacy Services, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida
Dimitra Skiada - Division of Infectious Diseases, Department of Medicine, Jackson Health System and University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Miami, Florida
Christine A Vu - Department of Pharmacy Services, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida
Veronica Salazar - Department of Pharmacy Services, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida
Renata Boatwright - Department of Pharmacy Services, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida
Ennie Cano-Casillas - Department of Pharmacy Services, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida
Venessa Goodnow - Department of Pharmacy Services, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida
Kathleen A Sposato - Department of Infection Prevention, Jackson Health System, Miami, Florida
Peter G Paige - Executive Office, Jackson Health System, Miami, Florida
David Zambrana - Executive Office, Jackson Health System, Miami, Florida
Don S Steigman - Executive Office, Jackson Health System, Miami, Florida
Abdul M Memon - Disaster and Emergency Preparedness Department, Jackson Health System, Miami, Florida
Lilian M Abbo - Division of Infectious Diseases, Department of Medicine, Jackson Health System and University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Miami, Florida
Publication Details: Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, Vol.14(6), pp.792-795
Publisher: Cambridge University Press; New York, USA
Number of pages: 4
Academic Unit: Miller School of Medicine; School of Nursing & Health Studies; UMMG Dept of Medicine - Infectious Diseases; School of Nursing - Graduate Programs
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article
PMID: 32441232
Record Identifier: 991031578418002976