Providing the Incident Response Sample Clauses

Providing the Incident Response. Public Health England will provide the specialist health protection and public health microbiology services that were previously part of the Health Protection Agency and will ensure that there is co-ordinated management of incidents and outbreaks. PHE will agree with partners the establishment and leadership of an Incident Management Teams (IMT) and when requested by Strategic Co-ordinating Groups (SCG), will establish Scientific and Technical Advice Cells (STAC). PHE will normally lead the response for infectious disease and will advise on the requirement for and sourcing of prophylactic treatment and immunisation for all health protection incidents. PHE will co-ordinate the management of the response to biological, chemical, radiological and environmental incidents. The response, led by the appropriate PHE Centre and escalated to regional and national levels as needed using PHE's agreed escalation policies, will include interaction with PHE's national microbiology, chemical, radiological and other specialist services which provide management advice and/or direct support to incident responses (e.g. interpreting air quality results, coordinating UK radiation monitoring). NHS providers are required to deliver the response to incidents and outbreaks under the guidance of the Incident Management Team. The need to respond appropriately and in a timely manner is part of the NHS Contract. Providers need to ensure that they have suitably qualified and skilled staff to deliver their contribution to the response. Local Authorities will provide some services and facilities to support the management of the incident or outbreak, including the environmental and public health team, where relevant.
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