In the last 24 hours, the Ohio Department of Health reported 1,883 (992,223) total new cases, 10 (7,287) ICU admissions, and 114 (51,756) hospitalizations. The State EOC is currently at Partial Activation as it continues to coordinate response to COVID-19.
While the EOC is available for use by all Emergency Support Functions, ESFs 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 14, and 15 will remain activated for the ongoing response.
20210317-State-EOC-SITREP-COVID-19In the last 24 hours, the Ohio Department of Health reported 893 (989,191) total new cases, 2 (7,268) ICU admissions, and 35 (51,551) hospitalizations. ODH has temporarily suspended its reporting on COVID-19-related deaths as the department transitions to a more reliable processing system.
The State EOC is currently at Partial Activation as it continues to coordinate response to COVID-19. While the EOC is available for use by all Emergency Support Functions, ESFs 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 14, and 15 will remain activated for the ongoing response.
20210315-State-EOC-SITREP-COVID-19-1In the last 24 hours, the Ohio Department of Health reported 1,893 (981,618) total new cases, 17 (7,240) ICU admissions, and 132 (51,097) hospitalizations. ODH has temporarily suspended its reporting on COVID-19-related deaths as the department transitions to a more reliable processing system.
The State EOC is currently at Partial Activation as it continues to coordinate response to COVID-19. While the EOC is available for use by all Emergency Support Functions, ESFs 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 14, and 15 will remain activated for the ongoing response.
20210310-State-EOC-SITREP-COVID-19In the last 24 hours, the Ohio Department of Health reported 735 (978,471) total new cases, 2 (7,207) ICU admissions, and 33 (50,881) hospitalizations. ODH has temporarily suspended its reporting on COVID-19-related deaths as the department transitions to a more reliable processing system.
The State EOC is currently at Partial Activation as it continues to coordinate response to COVID-19. While the EOC is available for use by all Emergency Support Functions, ESFs 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 14, and 15 will remain activated for the ongoing response.
20210308-State-EOC-SITREP-COVID-19In the last 24 hours, the Ohio Department of Health reported 1,875 (974,480) total new cases, 7 (7,181) ICU admissions, and 82 (50,695) hospitalizations. ODH has temporarily suspended its reporting on COVID-19-related deaths as the department transitions to a more reliable processing system.
The State EOC is currently at Partial Activation as it continues to coordinate response to COVID-19. While the EOC is available for use by all Emergency Support Functions, ESFs 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 14, and 15 will remain activated for the ongoing response.
20210305-State-EOC-SITREP-COVID-19In the last 24 hours, the Ohio Department of Health reported 1,709 (970,583) total new cases, 12 (7,160) ICU admissions, and 121 (50,503) hospitalizations. ODH has temporarily suspended its reporting on COVID-19-related deaths as the department transitions to a more reliable processing system.
The State EOC is currently at Partial Activation as it continues to coordinate response to COVID-19. While the EOC is available for use by all Emergency Support Functions, ESFs 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 14, and 15 will remain activated for the ongoing response.
20210303-State-EOC-SITREP-COVID-19Attached is the Janssen EUA Fact Sheet for Recipients. Although not essential, it will help you move through the process quickly if you read the Fact Sheet before you arrive to be vaccinated.
As the process moves on, EMS may get one of the three vaccines depending on where you are vaccinated. Make sure you read the correct Fact Sheet. More importantly, remember that your second shot (if required) must be the same “brand” as the first.
And if you are a paramedic or Advanced EMT who is assisting with vaccinations, remember that this is the short fact sheet. Read the JITSO if you’re vaccinating!
Janssen-COVID-19-Vaccine-EUA-Fact-Sheet-for-Recipients-and-Caregivers-2021-02-27Attached is the Greater Miami Valley EMS Council Just in Time Standing Order (JITSO) for Paramedics and Advanced EMTs for Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine. Scope of practice precludes use by EMTs or EMRs. We have made the Janssen JITSO follow the same format as the ones issued for Moderna and Pfizer as closely as possible. All will be available in the GMVEMSC app and on the Council website.
EMS assisting with PODs or Mobile Vaccination Teams may now use Moderna, Pfizer, or Janssen vaccine. Be aware that health departments are now often using different brands in the same Point of Dispensing (POD). Be sure you use the correct JITSO and remember that second doses of Pfizer and Moderna MUST be the same brand as the first. Janssen is a “one and done.”
Region 3 Regional Physicians Advisory Board (RPAB) approved use of EUA Fact Sheet materials for the JITSO. The JITSOs are checklists, derived from the EUA Fact Sheets for Providers. Dr. Marriott and Standing Orders Chairperson Lt. Russell have approved both JITSOs. There are two Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) Fact Sheets for each vaccine: one for providers, and one that vaccine recipients receive. Both EUA Fact Sheets for Janssen are also attached for your information.
Please confirm approval of JITSO use with your Medical Director. At this time, we have been told you do not need to add COVID vaccines to your EMS Drug License. If that changes, we will let you know.
Most if not all LHDs will look to you for assistance at every Point of Dispensing (POD) for COVID vaccines. Make sure your personnel have completed the online training, reviewed the correct JITSO, and reviewed the EMS Standing Order for Anaphylaxis.
Finally, we are working with public health agencies on plans for vaccinations at other locations, including for homebound persons. We’ll keep you up to date on those efforts.
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