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The mission of the Targeted Issues (TI) Program is to support strategies to improve the quality of pediatric care delivered in emergency care settings through the implementation of pediatric emergency care research and innovative cross-cutting …

Pediatric Emergency Care Coordination in EMS Agencies: Measuring the Influence, Magnifying the ImprovementPECCs are believed to have a positive effect on pediatric prehospital care by ensuring training, education, and resources that establish standards and encourage …

This article summarizes changes made in the recently published ground ambulance equipment list subsequent to when the list was last published in 2009. The current list represents a consensus by seven organizations, all of which …

Focusing on pediatric emergency care, the EIIC Research Domain seeks to create knowledge and accelerate its journey to implementation. We support EMSC grantees through technical assistance, education, and quality improvement collaboratives. The research domain works …

Led by Principal Investigator Rachel Stanley, MD, MHSA, from Nationwide Children's Hospital. GLEMSCRN affiliates include: Led by Principal Investigator Richard Ruddy, MD, from Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. HOMERUN affiliates include: Led by Principal Investigator …

Founded in 2001, the Pediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network (PECARN) is the first federally-funded emergency medicine research network in the United States. For 2016 – 2019, The Health Resources and Services Administration, Maternal and …

Evidence based practice is the integration of the best research evidence, clinical experience, patients’ values/preferences, and resources into comprehensive clinical standards that improve the quality and safety of patient care. Through the use of evidence …

Providing the best care for our children and our communities means ensuring that the most up-to-date scientific research findings are translated directly into clinical healthcare as practiced on a daily basis. The goal of translational …

According to the American Medical Association, informed consent is more than simply getting a patient to sign a written consent form. It is, instead, a process of communication between a patient and healthcare provider that …