Members
present:
Marv
Birnbaum
Cheryl
Glomp
Dan
Williams
Gloria
Murawsky
Dick
Collyard
Mark
DeGuire
Gloria
Wall
Tim Bjelland
Karen Wesley
Don Hunjadi
Bureau
Staff:
Nan
Turner
Jon
Morgan
Others
in Attendance:
Representing:
Judy
Jones
Luther – Eau Claire
Dave Henning
Gold Cross Ambulance
Don Kimlicka
Gunderson Lutheran – LaCrosse
Jim Keiken
Madison FD
Kathy Crandall
EMS Coordinators
Lorie Utech
Pro-Health Care Inc
Robert Haight
Marshfield Fire
Bill Snoke
Gunderson Lutheran
Kathy Worden
Rib Mountain Fire
John Conner
North Central Tech
Mike Fraley
St. Joseph's - Marshfield
Joy Erb-Moser
St.
Joseph's - Marshfield
Nettie
Jenkins
Fond du Lac
Ray Lemke
North Central Tech
Paulette Hesch
Franciscan Skemp
Sherry Kirkpatrick
Mercy Hospital
Beth Natter
Mercy Hospital
Agenda
item #1
Introductions
Dan
Williams called the meeting to order at 10:00 at the Holiday Inn, Mosinee.
Everyone in attendance introduced himself or herself.
Agenda
item #2 Approval of March Minutes
Motion
by
Tim Bjelland, second by Terri Richards
to accept the March 2001 Board minutes. Unanimous
approval.
·
Policy
& Practice
Dick
Collyard reported on the committee meeting.
Most of the committee work was spent reviewing HFS 111, EMT-intermediate
rule. The document has been
reviewed and forwarded to the EMS Section with recommendations for changes.
The rule will be submitted to DHFS to start the formal rule process.
Karen
Richter reported on the committee meeting.
The committee looked at 3 issues: Progress on data issues in the State
Plan, NHTSA data recommendations, and the CQI document.
·
Systems
Management
Marv
Birnbaum reported on the continued work of the Systems Committee. Major projects
included:
1)
Emergency Medical Communicator report – the report on Emergency Medical
Communicators (EMC) has been revised and is in final draft format.
Marv Birnbaum gave a powerpoint presentation on the report.
Major findings from the surveys and recommendations were included in the
report:
The
committee discussed possible data reports they would like to look at using the
WEMSIS data. Possible reports
included fractile response times, transport times, demographics of chief
complaints for rural/urban differences and time of onset of illness.
3)
Finance piece – the result of 27 structured interviews is complete and
the data collection is complete. The
goals & objectives will be included in the finance report with the first
draft to be presented in July.
·
Education
Gloria
Murawsky reported on several education issues.
1)
Status of the new EMT-intermediate curriculum is that it's temporarily on
hold pending a meeting with Bill Brown of the National Registry to see if the
content of the course covers the National Registry test content.
2)
The EMT-basic IV curriculum is done except for possible modifications to
the pediatric portion. Bill Perloff
is reviewing the pediatric portion and will respond to the committee with any
changes.
3)
The committee reviewed several documents to evaluate education issues
that have been identified in the NHTSA report, state EMS plan, Systems report,
and past Board status reports. Outstanding
issues were identified for possible follow-up at the June Board retreat.
Agenda
item #4
Medical Director Report
Dr.
Barney was unable to attend. Jon
Morgan noted that the two major projects are completion of the MD course and the
protocol templates.
Agenda
item #5 Legislative & State Office Update
Jon
Morgan & Nan Turner were congratulated for the background materials prepared
for the NHTSA review. Dan Williams
gave an overview of the review process. The Board was asked to review the NHTSA
document prior to the June Board retreat. Board members were
asked to send any requests to Jon Morgan by May 15, 2001 for background
info needed for the retreat.
STAC
Update – Joint Finance has returned the Statewide Trauma Care System Plan and
asked DHFS to propose it as a separate bill.
There was a general discussion of what this meant for the proposal and
next steps that should be taken.
Agenda
Item #7 - Board & PAC members with terms about to expire
Dan
Williams discussed committee members with expiring terms and stated the issue
would be evaluated after the retreat when the Board has a better idea of its
short and long term focus.
Agenda
Item #8 - - Old/New Business
None
Motion
by
Terri Richards, second by Cheryl Glomp to
adjourn. All present- Aye. Meeting adjourned at 11:20PM.
The
next meeting is a Board retreat in Sturgeon Bay June 4 & 5.
The next regular meeting is July 10 & 11 in Madison.