West Virginia — State Partnership
Emergency Medical Services for Children Program State Partnership Program
Oct. 1, 1996 - Present
- Project Overview
- The goals of the program include:
• EMS agencies submitting NEMSIS compliant data to the State EMS Office;
• Increasing the number of EMS agencies that have a designated individual who coordinates pediatric emergency care;
• Increasing the number of EMS agencies that have a process that requires EMS providers to physically demonstrate the correct use of pediatric-specific equipment;
• Increase the number of hospitals with an Always Ready for Kids program than can stabilize and/or manage pediatric medical emergencies and pediatric trauma;
• Increase the number of hospitals with an Emergency Department that have written interfacility guidelines that cover pediatric patients and that include the seven pre-defined components of transfer;
• Continue to emphasize the established permanence of the EMSC program in the state EMS system and encourage continued emphasis on growing the EMSC program. - Institution
- Department of Health & Human Resources, Bureau for Public Health, Office of EMS
- Main Contact
Regions
HRSA
3EMSC
AtlanticHPP
3NASEMSO
EastContacts
Name | Role(s) | Phone | |
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Tammy Frye |
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Robin Jones |
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robin.a.jones@wv.gov | |
Deana Spaulding |
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Jenni Taylor |
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Erin Timbrook |
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(304) 380-4728 | erin.j.timbrook@wv.gov |
Courtney Turner |
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Products
Title | Format | Description | Published/Revised | Availability |
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Stay Alive Just Drive | Education Module(s)/Curriculum | The "Stay Alive, Just Drive" campaign is a collaborative initiative of the WV Department of Health and Human Resources, Bureau … | 2016 |
Available Online |
Always Ready for Kids (ARK) Hospital Recognition Program | Recognition Program | The goal of this ARK program is to create an effective and sustainable method to ensure that children who need … | 2015 |
Available Online |