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EMSC Program Resources
This section includes PECC-related news releases, recruitment materials, toolkits, and webpages developed by state EMSC State Partnership (SP) grant programs.
Recruitment Material
Arkansas
Establish a Pediatric Emergency Care Coordinator (PECC) for your agency today! (flyer)
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Toolkit
EMSC PECC Resource Binder (Rhode Island)
PECC Toolbox (Wisconsin)
Webpages
PEDReady (Florida)
This webpage hosts Florida PEDReady and EMS information, to include free resources and educational opportunities.
EMS Pediatric Emergency Care Coordinators (Kentucky)
Pediatric Emergency Care Coordinator (New York)
Pediatric Emergency Care Coordinator (Ohio)
PECC (Pennsylvania)
Manuscripts
Coordination of Pediatric Emergency Care In EMS (Resource Document)
The Epidemiology of Emergency Medical Services Use by Children: An Analysis of the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (Prehospital Emergency Care)
Growing Pains (Institute of Medicine)
Physician Oversight of Pediatric Care in Emergency Medical Services (NAEMSP)
Policy Statements
The Role of the Pediatrician in Rural Emergency Medical Services for Children (AAP)
EMSC Program
EMSC State Partnership Program Performance Measures
Performance Measures 02 & 03 (NEDARC Presentation)
NEMSQA
National EMS Quality Alliance (NEMSQA) EMS Compass Measures
Includes three pediatric-specific measures.
Prehospital Recognition Programs
Recognition Programs developed by EMSC State Partnership Grants. These programs recognize EMS agencies for being pediatric prepared.
Kentucky: Voluntary EMS Pediatric Recognition Program
Montana: Prehospital EMS Pediatric Recognition
Nebraska: EMS Pediatric Ready Ambulance Program
North Dakota: EMSC Pediatric Prepared Voluntary Recognition Program for Ground Ambulances
Pennsylvania: Pediatric Voluntary Recognition Program
South Dakota: Pediatric Readiness Recognition Decal Program
Texas: Voluntary EMS Recognition Program
Vermont: Pediatric Safe Program