Public Health Emergency Response Platform

Enable rapid, coordinated action and data-driven decision-making during public health crises to save lives and preserve livelihoods.

How it helps

The Public Health Emergency Response Platform is a dynamic, centralized system that supports swift, effective action during public health crises.

Even offline and in disconnected areas, it enables real-time data, analysis, and sharing among health agencies, healthcare providers, and emergency responders. The platform streamlines bi-directional communication, resource allocation, and decision-making to ensure rapid detection, response, and recovery from events such as disease outbreaks, natural disasters, or other emergencies impacting public health. By integrating tools like surveillance systems, alerts, and reporting dashboards, it empowers communities to safeguard public health and protect people and economies.

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Tackle Barriers to Progress

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Inadequate Coordination During Public Health Emergencies

State agencies and local health departments without a centralized, interoperable system face challenges of delayed communication, duplication of efforts, and inefficient resource allocation during public health emergencies, ultimately compromising their ability to protect citizens.

Limited Real-Time Data and Surveillance Capabilities

Limited mobile connectivity, real-time data collection, analysis, and reporting during health crises make it difficult for counties and states to identify, predict, and mitigate the spread of diseases or other public health threats. Decision-makers need timely, accurate information to guide interventions, allocate resources, and communicate effectively with the public.

Inability to Rapidly Mobilize Resources and Personnel

Without a comprehensive public health emergency response approach, counties and states can’t rapidly mobilize critical resources like medical supplies, emergency shelters, medical transportation, and personnel during public health crises, resulting in delayed care, increased mortality rates, and heightened strain on already overwhelmed healthcare systems and emergency responders.

Resultant’s tailored, end-to-end Public Health Emergency Response Platform seamlessly integrates cutting-edge technology, real-time data analytics, and stakeholder collaboration and is backed by a proven track record of enhancing state-level resilience. Our holistic approach prioritizes scalable, interoperable systems, combining deep public health expertise, lessons from past emergencies, and forward-thinking strategies for rapid, effective responses and long-term preparedness.

By integrating real-time data, rapid communication tools, and resource mobilization capabilities, the Public Health Emergency Response Platform ensures swift, coordinated action across agencies and communities, empowering states and counties to prepare for emergencies, protect lives and economies, preserve critical infrastructure, and build resilience.

The Public Health Emergency Response Platform’s real-time analysis and insights help counties and states comprehensively anticipate, mitigate, and respond to crises such as:

Natural Disasters

Hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, wildfires, and earthquakes that disrupt infrastructure, healthcare access, and essential services.

Infectious Disease Outbreaks

Rapid identification, containment, and mitigation of outbreaks such occurring from zoonotic, human, or other emerging diseases.

Utility and Infrastructure Interruptions

Water supply contamination, power grid interruptions, or prolonged utility shutdowns impacting public health facilities and vulnerable populations.

Environmental Hazards

Air and water pollution incidents, chemical spills, hazardous waste exposures, and extreme heat or cold events that pose health risks.

Mass Casualty Incidents

Events involving large numbers of injured or displaced individuals, such as terrorist attacks, industrial accidents, or transportation crashes.

Bioterrorism and Chemical Threats

Preparedness for intentional releases of biological agents, toxins, or hazardous chemicals requiring rapid detection and response.

Public Health Resource Shortages

Situations requiring mobilization of medical supplies, personnel, or vaccines during emergencies to prevent system collapse.

Community-Wide Disruptions

Emergency-driven school closures, workforce disruptions, and shelter needs impacting community health and well-being.

Climate Change-Related Emergencies

Gradual or sudden climate events, such as rising sea levels, extreme weather patterns, and vector-borne disease spread requiring proactive response.

Surges in Healthcare Demand

Overwhelmed healthcare systems due to sudden spikes in patient volumes during epidemics, disasters, or crises.

The Platform ensures timely, coordinated, and effective responses to safeguard public health, allocate resources efficiently, and minimize long-term impacts on communities.

Key features

The Public Health Emergency Response Platform is a comprehensive, real-time solution that enhances a state's ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies.

The Platform acts as a central hub for communication, data sharing, and resource coordination, ensuring all stakeholders are aligned during emergencies. Key features include:

Real-Time Data Integration and Analytics
Aggregates and analyzes data from multiple disparate sources with live dashboards and predictive analytics to identify trends, hotspots, and resource needs.
Interoperability and System Integration
Seamlessly integrates with existing state systems to ensure all stakeholders can access and share critical data for coordinated responses.
Offline Data Collection Tools for Field Staff
Integrated tools monitor incidents, manage response teams, and document action, improving transparency, accountability, and coordination among state and local agencies throughout the duration of the emergency.
Resource Tracking and Management
Optimizes resource allocation by tracking availability and deployment of crit
Automated Communication and Alert System
Multi-channel communication provides rapid dissemination of critical information to keep stakeholders and the public informed.
Scalable and Customizable Framework
Adaptable to various types of emergencies, the framework can scale up or down as needed and customize workflows to address specific local concerns.
Training and Simulation Modules
Provides tools for emergency preparedness drills, simulations, and workforce training, ensuring agencies are well-prepared for real events.

By integrating these capabilities, the Platform streamlines response efforts, can perform its functions offline, and accelerates resource deployment, enabling counties and states to respond faster, coordinate better, and minimize impacts on public health and safety.

Meet your Public Health Emergency Response Platform team

Heidi Steinecker

Market Principal, Public Health

Kathy Lofy

Business Architect, Public Health

Luke Zhang

Data Scientist

Kunal Thakkar

Google Cloud Sales Executive

Anna Munoz

Business Analyst

FAQS

What makes Resultant uniquely qualified to help states strengthen their public health emergency response approach?

We’ve worked in the public sector since our earliest days and our teams are made up of experts with long experience as public health leaders. Our firm takes a technology-neutral approach and we’re a preferred partner of numerous technology vendors—including being a Google Public Sector Partner of the Year multiple years running.

Will the system work with our existing state infrastructure and health information systems?

One of the great benefits of our Public Health Emergency Response Platform is that it integrates your existing systems; you don’t need to completely rebuild from the ground up to improve your emergency response plans.

How does Resultant protect against cybersecurity attacks?

In today's interconnected world, robust cybersecurity is essential to safeguard sensitive information, ensure operational continuity, and build trust across digital platforms. Effective cybersecurity strategies involve a combination of advanced technologies, proactive threat detection, and rigorous policies to mitigate risks from cyberattacks, malware, and data breaches. Our approach to cybersecurity strengthens resilience against an ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats.

How does Resultant ensure compliance with regulatory requirements?

We align our solutions with all relevant regulatory standards including NIST Special Publication 800-53, CMS Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program Enterprise (MARS-E), HIPAA, the Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA), ISO/IEC 27001, the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP), and HITRUST, ensuring comprehensive compliance and security across all operations.

What are the key features of the Public Health Emergency Response Platform?

Real-Time Data Integration and Analytics
Interoperability and System Integration
Offline Data Collection Tools for Field Staff
Resource Tracking and Management
Automated Communication and Alert System
Scalable and Customizable Framework
Training and Simulation Modules

Team member and public health expert Heidi Steinecker shares her experience on the frontlines of the pandemic in this whitepaper: Reducing Infectious Disease Health Disparities in Long-Term Care Facilities.

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Related capabilities

The Public Health Emergency Response Platform can include new or enhance existing capabilities like:

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