<p> EMSC Advisory Committee Meeting February 5, 2013</p><p>Attendees in BOLD: Mary Anderson, Robin Beining, Greg Breen, Pete Brooks, Elizabeth Davy, Duane Erschen, Mary Jean Erschen-Cooke, Brenda Fellenz, Heather Godemann, Fred Hornby, Jen Jackson (by phone), Michael Kim, Kia LaBracke, Brian, Litza, Kristina Manke, Stu McVicar, Marlene Melzer-Lang, Michael Meyer, Dan Morth, Mel Mulhall, Andrea Oflahrity, Marianne Peck, Margaret Pfitzinger, Mollie Ritchie, Amanda Roudenbush, John Schindler, Jon Schultz, Jason Selwitschka, Christopher Spahr (by phone), Todd Stewart, Rebecca Turpin, Jennifer Ullsvik, Judy Warmuth, Susanne Way, Cinda Werner, Andrew Werth</p><p>Agenda Item Discussion Action Welcome and Introductions Reviewed Minutes from last meeting - Reviewed and approved Vote for EMS Rep There are four candidates for EMS Rep on the EMSC Email to be sent to voting Advisory Committee: committee members to expand - Duane Erschen EMS and hospital/ED reps. to 4 - Dustin Ridings each. - Jason Selwitschka - Andrew Werth A motion was made to expand EMS Rep positions to include all candidates. It was also discussed to expand hospital/ED representatives as well. Radiation Exposure Project (Cinda 39-43% of all pediatric patients transferred to CHW Cinda to contact stakeholders in Werner) had CT performed creating a guideline. Develop 30% of all transferred did not meet the CHW imaging guideline by end of Summer? guidelines Discuss revisions and plan for Cinda Werner asked for support in developing and dissemination. dissemination of pediatric trauma radiation exposure guideline. Guideline to be developed among the level 1 and 2 pediatric trauma centers. EMSC Conference Saturday, February 23, 2013 at UW - One-day, skills (simulation) conference EMSC Grant Application The March 1, 2013 – February 28, 2014 grant application was due September 26, 2012 and submitted on September 24, 2012. We have not heard anything at this time. Carryover Discussion: Pain Survey and 1) Develop a pediatric pain management kit to include items MJ Erschen and M Kim to Recognition Infrastructure for pain management and references for EDs and EMS compile list of items and share providers to use. via e-mail for comments prior to ordering. Discuss dissemination 2) Create WI EMSC list serv – No cost to create, only need a plans next meeting or via e-mail. moderator</p><p>Updates: Recruitment of EMSC manager The Department of Health Services is working to contract with an external agency for the Program Manager. Hospital Recognition Educational Priorities: Ideas presented - Pain management / child life - Radiation exposure - Appropriate non transfers - Hypothermia during transport Pediatric Readiness Assessment WI survey to start in May 2013 Next Meeting April 2, 2012 Sheraton in Madison – 11:00am – Advisory Committee (A conference call phone number – 12:00pm – Hospital Recognition will be available for those who cannot attend in person).</p><p>EMSC State Partnership Performance Measures</p><p>Performance The percent of pre-hospital provider agencies in the state/territory that Measure 71 have on-line pediatric medical direction available from dispatch through patient transport to a definitive care facility. **Achieved The percent of pre-hospital provider agencies in the state/territory that Performance have off-line pediatric medical direction available from dispatch through Measure 72 patient transport to a definitive care facility. Performance The percent of patient care units in the state/territory that have essential Measure 73 pediatric equipment and supplies as outlined in national guidelines. The percent of hospitals recognized through a statewide, territorial, or Performance regional standardized system that are able to stabilize and/or manage Measure 74 pediatric medical emergencies. The percent of hospitals recognized through a statewide, territorial, or Performance regional standardized system that are able to stabilize and/or manage Measure 75 pediatric traumatic emergencies. The percentage of hospitals in the state/territory that have written Performance interfacility transfer guidelines that cover pediatric patients and that Measure 76 include pre-defined components of transfer. Performance The percent of hospitals in the state/territory that have written interfacility Measure 77 transfer agreements that cover pediatric patients. Performance The adoption of requirements by the state/territory for pediatric Measure 78 emergency education for license/certification renewal of BLS/ALS providers. **Achieved Performance The degree to which state/territories have established permanence of Measure 79 EMSC in the state/territory EMS system by establishing an EMSC Advisory Committee, incorporating pediatric representation on the EMS Board, and hiring a full-time EMSC manager. The degree to which state/territories have established permanence of Performance EMSC in the state/territory EMS system by integrating EMSC priorities Measure 80 into statutes/regulations.</p>
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