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4		-	AN ACT concerning State government.
5		-	Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois,
6		-	represented in the General Assembly:
7		-	Section 5. The Department of Public Health Powers and
8		-	Duties Law of the Civil Administrative Code of Illinois is
9		-	amended by adding Section 2310-257 as follows:
10		-	(20 ILCS 2310/2310-257 new)
11		-	Sec. 2310-257. Crisis standards of care plan.
12		-	(a) The Department shall develop and implement a crisis
13		-	standards of care plan as an annex to the Department of Public
14		-	Health's Essential Support Function (ESF-8) Plan for Public
15		-	Health and Medical Services, to assist health care facilities
16		-	and provide support in situations in which local medical
17		-	resources are overwhelmed, including, but not limited to,
18		-	public health emergencies, as that term is defined in Section
19		-	4 of the Illinois Emergency Management Agency Act.
20		-	(b) In developing a crisis standards of care plan, the
21		-	Department shall:
22		-	(1) collaborate with the entities listed in Sections
23		-	2310-50.5 and 2310-620 of the Department of Public Health
24		-	Powers and Duties Law of the Civil Administrative Code of
25		-	Illinois;
26		-	(2) ensure the crisis standards of care plan addresses
	3	+	1 AN ACT concerning State government.
	4	+	2 Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois,
	5	+	3 represented in the General Assembly:
	6	+	4 Section 5. The Department of Public Health Powers and
	7	+	5 Duties Law of the Civil Administrative Code of Illinois is
	8	+	6 amended by adding Section 2310-257 as follows:
	9	+	7 (20 ILCS 2310/2310-257 new)
	10	+	8 Sec. 2310-257. Crisis standards of care plan.
	11	+	9 (a) The Department shall develop and implement a crisis
	12	+	10 standards of care plan as an annex to the Department of Public
	13	+	11 Health's Essential Support Function (ESF-8) Plan for Public
	14	+	12 Health and Medical Services, to assist health care facilities
	15	+	13 and provide support in situations in which local medical
	16	+	14 resources are overwhelmed, including, but not limited to,
	17	+	15 public health emergencies, as that term is defined in Section
	18	+	16 4 of the Illinois Emergency Management Agency Act.
	19	+	17 (b) In developing a crisis standards of care plan, the
	20	+	18 Department shall:
	21	+	19 (1) collaborate with the entities listed in Sections
	22	+	20 2310-50.5 and 2310-620 of the Department of Public Health
	23	+	21 Powers and Duties Law of the Civil Administrative Code of
	24	+	22 Illinois;
	25	+	23 (2) ensure the crisis standards of care plan addresses
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33		-	situations in which a conventional response moves to a
34		-	crisis response and key resources may be affected;
35		-	(3) establish a multi-disciplinary planning committee
36		-	with representation from the following, as applicable:
37		-	(A) the Department and local public health
38		-	agencies;
39		-	(B) emergency medical services;
40		-	(C) healthcare providers and facilities, including
41		-	representation of rural, urban, and critical access
42		-	and municipal healthcare providers and facilities;
43		-	(D) medical ethicists;
44		-	(E) healthcare coalitions, including, but not
45		-	limited to, a statewide association representing
46		-	hospitals; and
47		-	(F) other members from across the State with
48		-	expertise within their disciplines, as necessary, to
49		-	inform and develop an emergency medical disaster plan;
50		-	(4) conduct literature reviews to develop an
51		-	inclusive, culturally sensitive, and ethical framework for
52		-	the Emergency Medical Disaster Plan Crisis Standards of
53		-	Care Annex, which considers, among other factors, ethical
54		-	healthcare decision making, health equity, and social
55		-	determinants of health, and the equitable distribution of
56		-	patients and critical healthcare resources in a manner
57		-	that, to the maximum extent possible and given resources
58		-	available at the time, reduces shortages of healthcare
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	34	+	1 situations in which a conventional response moves to a
	35	+	2 crisis response and key resources may be affected;
	36	+	3 (3) establish a multi-disciplinary planning committee
	37	+	4 with representation from the following, as applicable:
	38	+	5 (A) the Department and local public health
	39	+	6 agencies;
	40	+	7 (B) emergency medical services;
	41	+	8 (C) healthcare providers and facilities, including
	42	+	9 representation of rural, urban, and critical access
	43	+	10 and municipal healthcare providers and facilities;
	44	+	11 (D) medical ethicists;
	45	+	12 (E) healthcare coalitions, including, but not
	46	+	13 limited to, a statewide association representing
	47	+	14 hospitals; and
	48	+	15 (F) other members from across the State with
	49	+	16 expertise within their disciplines, as necessary, to
	50	+	17 inform and develop an emergency medical disaster plan;
	51	+	18 (4) conduct literature reviews to develop an
	52	+	19 inclusive, culturally sensitive, and ethical framework for
	53	+	20 the Emergency Medical Disaster Plan Crisis Standards of
	54	+	21 Care Annex, which considers, among other factors, ethical
	55	+	22 healthcare decision making, health equity, and social
	56	+	23 determinants of health, and the equitable distribution of
	57	+	24 patients and critical healthcare resources in a manner
	58	+	25 that, to the maximum extent possible and given resources
	59	+	26 available at the time, reduces shortages of healthcare
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61		-	resources to preserve lives during a public health
62		-	emergency; and
63		-	(5) disseminate the crisis standards of care plan
64		-	among healthcare providers and facilities, emergency
65		-	management officials, public safety communities, and other
66		-	stakeholders, including, but not limited to, disseminating
67		-	information about, and gathering feedback on, the
68		-	emergency medical disaster plan, including gathering
69		-	general information and data, assessing regional needs,
70		-	perspectives, specific capabilities and potential
71		-	challenges, to ensure a structured, ethical, culturally
72		-	sensitive, and integrated framework and approach to
73		-	equitable distribution of resources during public health
74		-	emergencies.
75		-	(c) The Department may adopt rules necessary to implement
76		-	this Section.
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	70	+	1 resources to preserve lives during a public health
	71	+	2 emergency; and
	72	+	3 (5) disseminate the crisis standards of care plan
	73	+	4 among healthcare providers and facilities, emergency
	74	+	5 management officials, public safety communities, and other
	75	+	6 stakeholders, including, but not limited to, disseminating
	76	+	7 information about, and gathering feedback on, the
	77	+	8 emergency medical disaster plan, including gathering
	78	+	9 general information and data, assessing regional needs,
	79	+	10 perspectives, specific capabilities and potential
	80	+	11 challenges, to ensure a structured, ethical, culturally
	81	+	12 sensitive, and integrated framework and approach to
	82	+	13 equitable distribution of resources during public health
	83	+	14 emergencies.
	84	+	15 (c) The Department may adopt rules necessary to implement
	85	+	16 this Section.
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