The tool, called the Disaster Available Supplies in Hospitals, is designed to estimate how much medical supply a hospital needs within 49 hours of a “mass casualty incident” or an infectious disease emergency, according to its website. It isn’t intended to be used for disasters.
To develop DASH, HHS partnered with its Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response’s technical department and Healthcare Ready. The program can be accessed at dashtool.org.
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