The top level container element for reporting status of any number of hospitals. The EDXL-HAVE has no independent routing mechanism, so it requires a routing mechanism that is consistent with the EDXL-DE distribution types. It must contain one or more Hospital elements. The container element for reporting status of a hospital. Multiple Instances of the Hospital element MAY occur within the HospitalStatus container element. The container element for organization information elements. The generic element Organization refers to the entity that is providing the data. This generic name is used throughout this document. Typically, this will include hospitals, nursing care centers, trauma centers etc. Report on the emergency department status for the organization. The hospital bed capacity for the organization. The physician service coverage status for the organization. The status of operations for the organization. The status of resources for the organization. The last time the information was updated. One or more comments The container element for organization information elements. An identifier of an organization based on the type of organization it is. In this case, it is used to specify the identifier for the healthcare organization. The name of the provider that has provided the identification scheme. This could also be the name a particular identification list. The name of the organization. If multiple branches of a hospital are present, the OrganizationName may include the location information as well. The general functional type of the organization. Example: Hospital, Nursing Center etc. The container element for the specifying the location of the organization. The location consists of the address and the geographic location (which is specified as a point). The geographic coordinates specified in Point must match the address. A complete street reference. For example, 123 Main Street NW. A name of a city or town. A name of a country A name of a state, commonwealth, province, or other subregion of a country. A zip code or postal code. A name of a county, parish, or vicinage. The container element for specifying the geo-coded address. For the purpose of this specification, it is constrained to use only the Point element. The container of all of the elements related to the emergency department status. It describes the ability of this emergency department to treat patients. Ability of this emergency department to receive patients via emergency medical services. Identifies the status of EMS traffic operations Accepting all EMS traffic. Experiencing specific resource limitations which may affect transport of some EMS traffic. Requesting re-route of EMS traffic to other facilities. Not Applicable. This hospital does not have an emergency department. It is used to report the contributing factor to an EMSTraffic Status. The number of each triage patient type the hospital can accept. The number of each triage patient type the hospital currently has. The container element to indicate the status and offload time for ambulance capabilities. The container element to indicate the status and offload time for air transport capabilities. The container of all of the elements related to the hospital bed capacity and status. For each of the bed types (AdultICU, MedicalSurgical, etc.), if needed, a collection of named sub-types can be provided. The totals of sub-categories SHOULD equal the capacity data specified in the parent. Container element to identify the number of available beds. Each Bed Type and the sub-categories under it must be encapsulated by a BedCapacity element. Multiple instances of BedCapacity elements are allowed. For example, a hospital may sub-categorize Adult ICU beds into Surgery, Cardiac, General and Neuro. Enumerated list of available Bed Types These can support critically ill or injured patients, including ventilator support. This category includes all major subtypes of ICU beds, including neuro, cardiac, trauma, or medical, with the exception that this category does not include burn ICU beds. These are also thought of as ward beds. These beds may or may not include cardiac telemetry capability. These are thought of as burn ICU beds, either approved by the American Burn Association or self-designated. These beds are NOT to be included in other ICU bed counts. Capacity status for pediatric ICU beds. This is similar to adult ICU beds, but for patients 17-years-old and younger. Capacity status for pediatrics beds. These are ward medical/surgical beds for patients 17-years-old and younger. Capacity status for psychiatric beds. These are ward beds on a closed/locked psychiatric unit or ward beds where a patient will be attended by a sitter. Capacity status for negative airflow isolation beds. These provide respiratory isolation. NOTE: This value may represent available beds included in the counts of other types. Capacity status for other isolation beds. These provide isolation where airflow is not a concern. NOTE: This value may represent available beds included in the counts of other types. Capacity status for operating rooms which are equipped staffed and could be made available for patient care in a short period of time. The name of the sub-category bed type. Each bed type (AdultICU, MedicalSurgical, etc.) may optionally contain a collection of named sub-categories. The totals of sub-categories should equal the capacity data specified in the parent. Container element to define the capacity information of each specified bed type or sub category bed type. Container element of all the elements of service coverage. This includes both the necessary staff and facilities. Indicator of the availability of specialty service coverage. The availability of Burn center services. The availability of Cardiology services. The availability of Infectious Diseases. The availability of Neonatology services. The availability of Neurology services. The availability of Orthopedic services. The availability of OBGYN services. The Sub-type element of the OBGYN services. Sub-type element of the OBGYN Services. Availability of Labor Delivery services. The availability of psychiatric services. Availability of Adult General Psychiatric services. Availability of Pediatric Psychiatric services. The availability of general surgery services. The availability of general surgical services. The availability of adult general services. The availability of Pediatrics general surgical services. The availability of Orthopedic surgical services. The availability of Neurosurgery services. The availability of facial surgical services. The availability of cardiothoracic surgical services. The availability of hand surgery services. The availability of reimplantation surgical services. The availability of spinal surgical services. The availability of vascular surgical services. The availability of anesthesia services. The container of all of the elements related to the status of the facility. Whether the EOC is currently operating. Whether the EOC has activated its Emergency Operations Plan (EOP). The cliniical status of the facility. Hospital clinical resources are operating within normal conditions. Hospital clinical resources are operating at Level-1 surge conditions. Hospital clinical resources are operating at Level-2 surge conditions. Hospital clinical resources are exceeded and acceptable care cannot be provided to additional patients. Diversion or community surge response is required. The capacity for chemical/biological/radiological patient decontamination. Not being used, but available if needed. In use and able to accept additional patients. In use at maximum capacity. Storage needs exceed available space. The status of the morgue capacity. Space is available. All normal space is in use. Storage needs exceed available space. The status of the facility. No conditions exist that adversely affect the general operations of the facility. General operations of the facility have been affected due to damage, operating on emergency backup systems, or facility contamination. Indicates that a hospital is in the process of a partial or full evacuation. Indicates that a hospital is no longer capable of providing services and only emergency services/restoration personnel remain in the facility. The status of security procedures in the hospital. The hospital is operating under routine security procedures. The hospital has activated increased security procedures (awareness, surveillance) due to a potential threat, or specific security related event i.e. increase in local threat level, VIP, bomb threat. Based on security needs, the hospital has activated procedures to allow access to the facility through a reduced number of controlled entrances. Based on security needs, the hospital has activated procedures to control entry to the facility to authorized persons only. Based on a public health emergency, the entry and exit of the facility is controlled by public health officials. The container element for reporting activities in the last 24 hours. The container for all the elements related to the operations of the facility. The status of staffing. Meets the current needs. Current needs not being met. The status of supplies necessary for facility operations. Meets the current needs. Current needs not being met. The status of supplies necessary for clinical operations. Meets the current needs. Current needs not being met. The number of each triage patient type the overall hospital currently has. Number of victims with immediate needs. Number of victims with delayed needs. Number of victims with minor needs. Number of deceased victims. Top level complex schema type defining bed capacity counts given a specific type of bed. Indicator of status of bed type or sub-category bed type. The number of vacant/available beds to which patients can be immediately transported. These must include supporting space, equipment, medical material, ancillary and support services and staff to operate under normal circumstances. These beds are licensed, physically available and have staff on hand to attend to the patient who occupies the bed. The maximum (baseline) number of beds in this category. Estimate how many beds above the current number could be made vacant/available within 24 hours. This includes institutional surge beds as well as beds made available by discharging/transferring patients. Estimate how many beds above the current number could be made vacant/available within 72 hours. This includes institutional surge beds as well as beds made available by discharging/transferring patients. Indicator of offload times of ambulance capabilities. The time it takes to transfer care of a patient to hospital staff, thereby freeing the transport for assignment. Indicator of offload times of ambulance capabilities. The time required to offload a patient is typical. The time required to offload a patient is longer than typical. Average offload time in minutes. The container element for specifying the geo-coded address.