UNCLASSIFIED Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000230004-2 (S) APPENDIX E: MEDICAL FACILITIES AND PROCEDURES (U) 1. (U) PERSONAL INJURIES OR ILLNESSES a. General When accidents occur involving personal injuries to project members or subjects, or when a project member or subject experiences a sudden onset of illness, the supervisor shall: (1) Ensure that the project member or subject receives first aid and medical care immediately; (2) If the accident or illness is serious enough to warrant addi- tional assistance, dial 6-5854 for the emergency room, Fox Army Hospital, Redstone Arsenal, AL, and, if necessary, 6-6110 for ambulance service to the hospital; (3) Investigate the accident or illness, and prepare in duplicate an Accident/Illness Investigation Report. This report must be submitted to the Project Manager or his designee the same day. The Project Manager will sign the report and forward the original to Occupational Health, Bldg. 7110, Redstone Arsenal, AL 35809. b, Medical Assistance in Case of Injury The Fox Army Hospital, Redstone Arsenal, has been designated to handle accident and illness cases occurring on-post at Redstone Arsenal. The emergency room service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 2. (U) EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROGRAM The Project Manager, or his designated alternate, is responsible for the preparation of the Emergency Program and the coordination of all emergency activities. He has complete authority to take whatever action is necessary to protect human life or property in time of an emergency. 3. (U) PROCEDURE In the event of, and depending on the type of emergency, the person involved will as soon as practical: a. Dial 117 for Fire Department WA Approved For Release 2001/04/02 ; CIA-RDP96-00788R002000230004-2 iN a ne ae been
bb. Dial 6-6110 for ambulance service Dial 6-5854 for Medical Officer of the Day (Fox Army Hospital) d. While waiting for assistance and ... (1) if the injured person is bleeding profusely, the first aider should try to stop the flow of blood (e.g., direct pressure should be applied over the wound, and if necessary a tourniquet should be applied); (2) if the injured or ill person is not breathing, the first aider should apply mouth-to-mouth resuscitation or whatever method he is most familiar with, in order to revive the injured person as soon as possible; , (3) if the injured oriill person is suffering from shock, he or she should be wrapped or covered with a blanket. Emergency on-post ambulance service may be obtained on a 24-hour basis. A driver and attendant will be present with each ambulance. These personnel will be familiar with and capable of operating the emergency life saving apparatus installed in the ambulance. 4, (S) INSURANCE COVERAGE a. (S) Medical and Disability Benefits Participants in the Remote Viewing activities will fall into three classes, with resulting differences in their insurance coverage. a. (S) SRI Employees (California): Their participation in the project will be as part of their employment at SRI. Therefore, if they sustain any injury or illness as a result of their participation in the project, they would be entitled to the benefits of Worker's Compensation Insurance, as prescribed by the State of California. These benefits include full medical treatment, reimbursement for lost wages (subject to statutory limitations), and awards for permanent disability, if any. b. (S) U.S. Government Employees: Their participation would be in the course of their employment with the U.S. Government, and so they would be entitled to the federal equivalent of Worker's Compensation Insurance benefits. 1 DISSEMINATION AND EXTRACTION OF JINTORMATION CONTROLLED BY {BOP BSRto 2000 230d04-2 NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS (NOFORN) Approved For Release 2001/0
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