| General Protocols ------------------------ 1. All personnel must make every effort to insure the health and well being of the crew; they take top priority. 2. No personnel will ever knowingly or willfully cause damage to or destroy and piece of technology on this ship. 3. All personnel are to follow all rules and orders as laid down by Starfleet, the United Federation of Planets, theirsuperior officers, and their medical oaths. 4. The chain of command in medical is as listed in the departmental manifest. 5. The emergency medical hologram program (EMHP) system may be initiated by the commanding officer, executive officer, or senior duty medical officer if a medical emergency is believed to be beyond the current abilities of the medical staff. Cruise Mode - Condition Green ------------------------ 1. This condition can be initiated by the commanding officer or executive officer on determination that there is no clear and present danger to the vessel or other unusual circumstances. This is the normal operating condition of the ship. 2. All current patients are to have their charts updated at four-hour intervals unless otherwise specified by in their charts. Any unusual results will be reported to the senior medical duty officer. 3. Level 4 diagnostics are to be performed on all major medical systems at four-hour intervals, with any unusual results being reported to the senior medical duty officer. 4. All experiments are to be reviewed as is required by the originator of the experiments. Special Circumstances - Condition Blue ------------------------ 1.This condition can be initiated by the commanding officer or executive officer on determination that there are circumstances that require increased crew readiness, but are not considered alerts. 2. All off-duty medical personnel are brought to standby. 3. All on-duty personnel should immediately report to the senior duty medical officer for special instructions. 4. All current patients are to have their charts updated at four-hour intervals unless otherwise specified by in their charts. Any unusual results will be reported to the senior medical duty officer. 5. Level 4 diagnostics are to be performed on all major medical systems on the initiation of the condition and at one-hour intervals, with any unusual results being reported to the senior engineering duty officer. 6. All experiments are to be reviewed as is required by the originator of the experiments. 7. A communications channel is to be established with the bridge so that medical personnel may be informed of the nature of the situation. Alert - Condition Yellow ------------------------ 1. This condition may be initiated by the commanding officer, executive officer, chief operations officer, chief engineering officer, or chief tactical officer, or the chief medical officer (in case of a pressing medical occurrence) or automatically by the computer, on detection of a threat which does not immediately or seriously compromise the safety of the ship. 2. All off-duty medical personnel are brought to standby. 3. The chief medical officer is to report directly to sickbay, calling in off-duty personnel as needed to fulfill items listed below. 4. All current patients are to have their charts immediately updated and then updated at one-hour intervals unless otherwise specified by in their charts. Any unusual results will be reported to the senior medical duty officer. 5. Level 4 diagnostics are to be performed on all major medical systems on the initiation of the condition and at one-hour intervals, with any unusual results being reported to the senior medical duty officer. 6. Only experiments listed as important or critical are to be reviewed as is required by the originator of the experiments. 7. A communications channel is to be opened and maintained with the bridge so that medical personnel may be informed of the nature of the situation. Alert - Condition Red ------------------------ 1. The commanding officer, executive officer, chief operations officer, chief engineering officer, or chief tactical officer may initiate this condition, or automatically by the computer, on detection of a threat which immediately or seriously compromises the safety of the ship. 2. All off-duty personnel are brought to active status and assigned to sickbay or remote medical teams as determined by the chief medical officer. 3. The chief medical officer is to report directly to sickbay. 4. Remote medical teams are to follow standard patrol routes, with one radiation team reporting to engineering. 5. All current patients are to have their charts immediately updated and then updated at thirty-minute intervals unless otherwise specified by in their charts. Any unusual results will be reported to the senior medical duty officer. 6. Level 4 diagnostics are to be performed on all major medical systems on the initiation of the condition and at fifteen-minute intervals, with any unusual results being reported to the senior medical duty officer. 7. Only experiments listed as critical are to be reviewed as is required by the originator of the experiments. Imminent Core Breach or Evacuation of Ship - Condition White ------------------------ 1. This condition can be initiated by the commanding officer, executive officer, chief operations officer, chief engineering officer, or chief tactical officer, any engineering personnel, or automatically by the computer, upon detection of a possible warp core breach. 2. All work not related to the moving of patients is to be immediately ceased. 3. All personnel are to dedicate themselves to assisting the moving of patients. 4. Red alert will be sounded throughout the ship, and the chief medical officer will keep an open channel to the bridge and communicate the status of evacuation procedures. 5. All condition red protocols are in effect, unless superseded by those listed here. 6. Any non-medical personnel assigned to assisting the medical staff are to follow the orders of the chief medical officer. |
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