Members present:
Steve Bane
Marv Birnbaum
Dick Collyard
Don Hagen
Don Hunjadi
Ken Johnson
Cal Lintz
Gloria Murawsky
Steve Teale
Travis Teesch
Gloria Wall
Dan Williams
Bureau
Staff:
Meg Taylor
Bruce Gordon
Others
in Attendance: Representing:
Barb Kuska
Beth Natter
Don Kimlicka Gunderson Lutheran
Judy Jones Luther Eau Claire
Mike Kresovic
Vickkie Zietlow MidState technical College
Joy Erb-Moser EMSC
Tracey Froiland ThedaCare - Appleton
Mike Jankowski Franklin Fire Dept
Mark Madigan
Keith Kessler
Jan Victorson Bayfield
Ken Sternig Milw Co
Lorie Utech Project Adam
Chris Batchelder
Joe Covelli WEMSA
Jan Beyer UW
Pat Padjen UW
Dr. Luan Visiting
Dr. Binh Visiting
Jim Swan Divine Savior Health Care
Mike Petersen Divine Savior Health Care
Mitch Waite WI Rapids FD
Suzanne Martens Sheboygan
Co
Rick Sherman Deputy Director Baraboo District Ambulance
Dan Buchanon Deputy Director Baraboo District Ambulance
Jeff Grimm ThedaStar Air Medical
Brian Schertz
David Henning Gold Cross/EMSC
Brian Litza Paratech
Kathleen Crandall
Tim Hillebrand Dane
Co
Agenda item #1
Introductions
Dan Williams called the meeting to order at
Agenda item #2
Approval of Meeting Minutes
Motion by Dick Collaryd seconded by Ken Johnson to approve the May Board minutes. All Present Aye. (Note - assure that Ken Johnson is included in the mailings)
The Standing Committees gave their reports. Included in each standing committee report was a report from any ad hoc committees that are assigned to the standing committee.
1. There was no meeting today because of the EMS Advisory Board Retreat schedule for next month.
2. Stakeholders ad hoc group: Dan Williams reviewed what has occurred in the development of this ad hoc group. The plan for this committee is to continue the dialogue and address any issues. This committee will now meet every other month.
Gloria Murawsky reported on the committee meeting, which included:
1.
Competencies
vs. curriculum development. The
committee is preparing a
report listing the pros and cons, and recommendations on competency-based
Education vs. development of standard curricula
for each level. This will
be submitted to the Board at the next meeting.
2.
Distributive
learning. Ken Sternig will have a completed report on
the
committee's recommendations on distributive learning for the May meeting.
3.
The template
to review curricula has been developed and is being piloted
on the EMT-Basic level. As part of
the review process, the survey results from the educators and services were
discussed.
4.
The
committee reviewed the draft EMT-B scope of practice.
5.
The
EMT-Basic curriculum review subcommittee will meet June 18,
Contact Linda Pace if interested in participating.
6. Awaiting recommendation from Policy & Practice Committee regarding the frequency
of refresher course at EMT-basic level.
Dick Collyard reported on the committee meeting, which included:
1. Reminded that Policy and Practice (and Systems Management) has been given the task of looking at the frequency and amount of refresher training and making a summary of impact and recommendations for the EMS Advisory Board.
2. Emergency waiver of administrative rules in a disaster - committee will poll other states.
3. Statute changes - committee will review for next meeting.
4. Medicare reimbursement for EMT-basic IV tech: currently under discussions. Committee is reviewing alternatives.
5. HFS 113 (First Responder Rule) - there are some areas to complete. Mitch Waite has volunteered to assist.
6. HFS 110 - will review for changes at next meeting.
Systems Management
Marv
Birnbaum reported on the committee and sub-committee meetings.
CQI working on summary report. Will conduct phone follow-up by
Disaster Incident command systems (ICS) and
the National Incident Management System (NIMS) draft report. Discussed interstate issues for disaster
management. Issues included
credentialing and cross-bordering. The
need for reciprocity is also being discussed.
Suggestion of universal picture ID cards -plan is to speak to Wisconsin
Hospital Association (credentialing of hospital & staff).
Systems
1.
Spent entire meeting reviewing
Finance Report. Meg Taylor needs to add
the Public Health information. Plan is
to clean up the document and prepare final draft for EMS Board approval by next
meeting.
2.
ICS Course - awaiting curriculum
1.
No written report available. Gloria Wall provided a verbal report which
included: EMSC will undergo a transition
period with the departure of both Mary Jean and Joy. She announced that the EMSC Conference will
be held October 18 at the Kalahari.
1. Continue to work on EMS Report Card - still awaiting Systems Committee completion of their assignment.
2. Scope of Practice for EMTs-basic reviewed with recommendations
3. Policies for physical restraints - sent to all service medical directors
4. Due Process guidelines - nearing completion
5. CPAP project - materials sent to service Medical Directors and service directors.
6. There are 3 positions open on PAC - letters of intent and CVs will be mailed to EMS Advisory Board members prior to the next meeting.
Medical Director Report Given with PAC report.
1.
There are three (3) openings on the Physician Advisory
Committee (PAC).
2. All membership(s) to EMS Advisory Board Committees are up for reappointment. The plan is to reannounce this opportunity at the July meeting and vote on membership at the September meeting.
Agenda Item #5 - State &
Legislative Update
Nan Turner reported
1. Presented EMS Week Proclamation signed by Governor Doyle
2. License renewal via EMSS is progressing well. The Department is hearing a lot a positive feedback on the system.
3. Mark Flood is now coordinating the FAP program.
4. Dispatcher bill did not make it to the floor.
5. Tabor Legislation (Steve Teale) - would abolish the requirement to provide education for unfunded mandate(s).
Agenda Item #6 Public Health Restructuring Update: Meg Taylor presented an overview of the current status of the PH restructuring.
Agenda Item #7 Old/New
Business
1. Vasopressin: a request was received by the EMS Section to consider the use of
Vasopressin at the
EMT-Intermediate (99) level. PAC has
recommended the inclusion of Vasopressin at the EMT-Intermediate (99)
level. Motion by
Motion by Dick
Collyard, seconded by Ken Johnson to
adjourn. All Present - Aye
The next regular meeting is July 13 & 14, 2004 in
FOLLOW-UP:
2004 Action Items
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WHAT |
STATUS
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Education |
Make recommendations for curriculum vs competencies
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Education |
Make recommendations and forward to Board report on
Distributive learning.
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Policy & Practice |
Discuss statutory changes document at May meeting.
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Document sent to members
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Policy & Practice |
Policy and Practice and Systems look at the frequency and amount of refresher training and make a summary of impact and recommendations |
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Policy & Practice |
Review the draft Emergency Waiver document and make recommendations |
Document sent to members
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Policy & Practice |
Discuss EMT-Basic and Basic-IV (HFS 110) possible rule
changes at May meeting
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Document sent to members |
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Policy & Practice |
Investigate issue of Medicare reimbursement for the EMT-basic IV tech |
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Systems |
Policy and Practice and Systems look at the frequency and amount of refresher training and make a summary of impact and recommendations |
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Systems |
Complete assigned section of PAC's document: EMS Report Card |
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Bureau |
EMS Office will mail summary document of possible statutory changes, HFS 110 and Emergency Waiver to Policy & Practice members for May discussion. |
Documents sent
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Bureau |
EMS Office will check on First Responder status and report back on specific information. |
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Bureau |
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