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Earthquake health response first look

Use when a humanitarian health cluster coordinator or NGO medical lead needs a first look within hours of a major earthquake. Reads the USGS event and impact alert, the country's health workforce and hospital bed indicators, maps hospitals near the epicentre, and finds open UN medical supply tenders, producing a sourced situation note.

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USGS Earthquake Catalog (ComCat)SearchPrice5 creditsMedian–Success–Empty–
USGS Earthquake Catalog (ComCat)EventPrice5 creditsMedian–Success–Empty–
WHO Global Health ObservatoryDataPrice5 creditsMedian754 msSuccess97.5%Empty10.3%
WHO Global Health ObservatoryIndicatorsPrice5 creditsMedian587 msSuccess100%Empty0%
World Bank DataDataPrice5 creditsMedian291 msSuccess90.1%Empty7.7%
OpenStreetMapSearch elementsPrice5 creditsMedian876 msSuccess97.4%Empty22.5%
UN Global MarketplaceSearch noticesPrice5 creditsMedian4.6 sSuccess97.8%Empty22.9%

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# Earthquake health response first look

For one significant earthquake. The first note must state what is known, from whom, and what is still unknown.

## 1. The event

1. Find it with @[USGS · Search](alexandria:earthquake-usgs-gov/earthquakes/search) (min_magnitude, start_time = last 48 hours, region). Keep the event **id**.
2. Read @[USGS · Event](alexandria:earthquake-usgs-gov/earthquakes/event) (id): magnitude, depth, location, PAGER alert level and impact estimates as USGS states them.

## 2. Health system capacity

3. Pull physicians and nurses per 1,000 with @[WHO GHO · Data](alexandria:who-int/indicators/data) (indicator codes found with @[WHO GHO · Indicators](alexandria:who-int/indicators/indicators), query medical doctors, nursing personnel).
4. Pull hospital beds per 1,000 and population with @[World Bank · Data](alexandria:data-worldbank-org/indicators/data).

## 3. Facilities near the epicentre

5. List hospitals and clinics within 50 km with @[OpenStreetMap · Search elements](alexandria:openstreetmap-org/places/search_elements) (tags amenity=hospital, clinic; around = epicentre). These are pre-event locations; damage is unknown.

## 4. Supply routes

6. Search @[UN Global Marketplace · Search notices](alexandria:ungm-org/public-tenders/search_notices) (countries = affected country, description medical, emergency, published in the last 7 days) for agency procurement already moving.

## Write the situation note

- **Event:** time, magnitude, depth, PAGER level, quoted from USGS.
- **Baseline capacity:** workforce and beds per 1,000, year of each.
- **Facilities list:** name, distance from epicentre, OSM id.
- **Procurement:** open notices, agency, deadline.
- **Unknowns:** casualties, facility damage, access.
- **Sources:** USGS event id, WHO and World Bank codes with years, OSM ids, notice ids. Say what could not be found and when to refresh.

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