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Multi-Agency Working Together

Multi-Agency Working Together. Paul Gibson. Ambulance Operations Manager London Ambulance Service NHS Trust Ambulance SME, Multi-Agency Interoperability Programme. www.npia.police.uk. Overview.

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Multi-Agency Working Together

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  1. Multi-AgencyWorking Together Paul Gibson Ambulance Operations Manager London Ambulance Service NHS Trust Ambulance SME, Multi-Agency Interoperability Programme www.npia.police.uk

  2. Overview ● Introduction to MAIP● IBIS● SOP Guide● What next?- Proof of Concept - DEIT - Interoperability Continuum www.npia.police.uk

  3. Introduction to MAIP www.npia.police.uk

  4. Introduction to MAIP • Definition: The capability of organisations or discrete parts of the same organisation to exchange information and to use this to inform their decision making. • Vision: Increased public and personnel safety through improved multi-agency communication and co-ordination. • www.npia.police.uk/en/13291.htm www.npia.police.uk

  5. How do we improve this? • Enhance not replace • More tools in the tool box www.npia.police.uk

  6. IBIS - Interim Bronze Interoperability Solution • Shared Police terminals • Local Arrangements • Strategic distribution • Usage levels • The Risk continues www.npia.police.uk

  7. Need for Business Rules • Regulate to ensure • ●Correct discipline • ● Protection of information • ●Integrity of command • ●Reduce improvisation • ●Optimise the benefits www.npia.police.uk

  8. Invocation • Two strands of activity • Silver Commanders • Control Rooms • One control room nominated to co-ordinate activity on interoperable talkgroup • Sliver commanders make the decision www.npia.police.uk

  9. Option 1 • Tactical commander to tactical commander (silver level) • For passing mission critical or safety information to continually update the common operating picture and share tactical decisions • Any incidents including multi-seated cross boundary www.npia.police.uk

  10. Option 1 www.npia.police.uk

  11. Option 2 • Tactical commander and selected operational commanders (silver & bronze level) • For passing mission critical or safety information to continually update the common operating picture • Small to large scale cross boundary www.npia.police.uk

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  13. Option 3 • Selected operational commanders to operational commanders (bronze level) • For passing mission critical or safety information rapidly across the incident site • Limited distribution to responders for specific task completion www.npia.police.uk

  14. Option 3 www.npia.police.uk

  15. Option 4 • All at scene • Enhanced coordination and maintaining the common operating picture. • Quick deployment at small scale or escalating incidents www.npia.police.uk

  16. Option 4 www.npia.police.uk

  17. Voice & Data interoperability: Common Operating Picture Direct Electronic Incident Transfer Bx Voice Interoperability Talkgroup Bx Bx & DataInteroperability Group www.npia.police.uk

  18. Interoperability Continuumv2.0 National status: Q2 2009 www.npia.police.uk www.npia.police.uk INVESTOR IN PEOPLE

  19. What is next for the SOP • Technical validation • Electronic consultation with practitioners – written feedback • Practical validation workshops • Sign off by chief officer groups • Embed in all services training www.npia.police.uk

  20. Work for you! Have your say and get involved Interoperability@npia.pnn.police.uk www.npia.police.uk

  21. Questions www.npia.police.uk

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