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Days Hours Minutes Count Down to the National Pediatric Readiness Project function getTimeRemaining(endtime) { var t = new Date(endtime - new Date()); var minutes = Math.floor((t / 1000 / 60) % 60); var hours = …

Need to find your previous results? ED personnel who wish to obtain a copy of their facility's assessment results should contact their local State Partnership Manager. To find their contact information, please visit our EMSC …

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The toolkit focuses on the main areas of ED readiness to care for children (the Pediatric Readiness Project's key assessment areas) and can be used by a variety of individuals, including emergency physicians and nurses, …

National EMS Week is generally celebrated during the third week of May, and Wednesday of that week is set aside for National EMS for Children Day. National EMS Week, authorized by President Gerald Ford in …

Will the ED Receive Feedback on the Assessment?   What Is the Assessment Measuring?   How Is the Assessment Being Administered?   What Resources Are Available to Improve An ED's Readiness Score?   Who Should Complete the Assessment?   Download …

Prehospital Emergency Care Coordinator Learning Collaborative (PECCLC) has a purpose to form a cohort of EMSC Partnership Grant recipients to participate in a Learning Collaborative that will demonstrate effective, replicable strategies to increase the number …

Definition & Purpose   Who can fill this role?   Responsibilities   Sample Job Descriptions   PECC Fast Facts   A Pediatric Emergency Care Coordinator (PECC) is:An individual(s) who is responsible for coordinating pediatric specific activities. A designated individual(s) who …

This is the homepage for the EMS for Children Telehealth Collaborative hosted by the EMSC Innovation and Improvement Center.

Here you can find resources picked to highlight the Pediatric Emergency Care Coordinator Learning Collaborative. Resource topics: clinical practice guidelines; patient safety literature; education, simulations, and checklists; equipment, supplies and medications; family-centered care; injury prevention; …