OK HealthAlert
At its core, Oklahoma HealthAlert aims to improve response times, bolster situational awareness, and ensure effective communication during emergencies that could impact the health and medical system. This easy-to-use app is a powerful tool for planning and preparedness, providing access to all-hazard resources and ensuring the safety of responders in the field.
Key Features Include:
Emergency Mass Communication: Integrated with the Rave Alert mass communication platform, Oklahoma HealthAlert enables alert authors to send targeted alerts and prompts for information to app users. Alert authors can manage message recipients, create and send to user lists, and access your alert templates, all within the app.
Incident Reporting Tools: Submit detailed incident reports from the field in real-time, keeping everyone informed and ensuring swift, coordinated response efforts.
Situational Awareness: Stay ahead of events with real-time information, visualizations, and critical alerts. Find information and keep up with active responses in Oklahoma.
Planning and Preparedness Resources: Access a comprehensive database of resources for all types of hazards that could impact the health and medical system, helping you prepare for any situation.
Responder Resources: Find reference material for all-hazard public health responses. Responders can find resources to assess incidents, gather information, assist medical facilities, support the health and medical system, and work active responses.
Response Communication: Connect directly with Medical Emergency Response Center (MERC), Local Preparedness Teams (LPT), Public Health EOC, and other state, regional, and local resources for assistance, ensuring that help is always just a tap away.
Community Awareness: Share crucial updates and information with the broader community, ensuring everyone stays informed during a public health emergency.
Oklahoma HealthAlert is more than an app; it's a lifeline for public health responders and the communities they serve. Download it today and become part of a network committed to the safety and health of Oklahoma.
