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=== Weatherproof Paper === | === Weatherproof Paper === | ||
Oregon's notoriously damp weather means PBEM discourages printing forms on regular paper if possible. In a disaster, volunteers may find themselves working outdoors and rain will quickly render forms on regular paper into a mess of illegible pulp. Therefore, PBEM recommends printing ICS forms on [https://www.riteintherain.com/ Rite in the Rain] paper or other waterproof paper. | Oregon's notoriously damp weather means PBEM discourages printing forms on regular paper if possible. In a disaster, volunteers may find themselves working outdoors and rain will quickly render forms on regular paper into a mess of illegible pulp. Therefore, PBEM recommends printing ICS forms on [https://www.riteintherain.com/ Rite in the Rain] paper or other waterproof paper. Note that form scribes should use ballpoint pen or pencil on weatherproof paper; other inks do not dry on the paper and easily smear. | ||
This advice applies only to forms for an actual response. PBEM encourages printing forms on regular paper for use during exercises and training. | This advice applies only to forms for an actual response. PBEM encourages printing forms on regular paper for use during exercises and training. | ||
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The Patient Treatment Area Record is a specialized form intended to track the condition of patients placed in a patient treatment area. It is filled out by a volunteer (CERT/NET or SUV) detailed to supervise the treatment area. Completed Treatment Area Records are turned in to the Documentation Unit. | The Patient Treatment Area Record is a specialized form intended to track the condition of patients placed in a patient treatment area. It is filled out by a volunteer (CERT/NET or SUV) detailed to supervise the treatment area. Completed Treatment Area Records are turned in to the Documentation Unit. | ||
This form does not allow for a great deal of detail on victims’ conditions. This is acceptable for an immediate, short-term response when the presumption that emergency medical response will soon be en route. However, if volunteers anticipate that professional responders will not be available for some time, a designated volunteer should consider tracking treatment area patients using this form as a "dashboard" while tracking the condition of individual patients using Form 5b: Individual Treatment Record. | This form does not allow for a great deal of detail on victims’ conditions. This is acceptable for an immediate, short-term response when the presumption that emergency medical response will soon be en route. However, if volunteers anticipate that professional responders will not be available for some time, a designated volunteer should consider tracking treatment area patients using this form as a "dashboard" while tracking the condition of individual patients using [https://volunteerpdx.net/index.php/NET_Incident_Command_System_(ICS)_Forms#NET_Form_5b:_Individual_Treatment_Record Form 5b: Individual Treatment Record]. | ||
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* [https://hcpaw.portlandoregon.gov/u/v83CdFZNwmCtzcJ3/c5d57fbe-1a63-45d5-86d4-cbabeabb1539?l Color, blank] | * [https://hcpaw.portlandoregon.gov/u/v83CdFZNwmCtzcJ3/c5d57fbe-1a63-45d5-86d4-cbabeabb1539?l Color, blank] | ||
| | |The form is designed to be printed double-sided. | ||
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