What they call their work
What they do
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Regional EMS Coordination and Quality Improvement 2 activities
- Capacity Building for EMS OrganizationsProvides regional EMS organizations with continuous quality improvement, policy and regulatory guidance, training and credentialing, recruitment and education outreach, pre-hospital coordination, and technical support to strengthen operational effectiveness.
- Regional EMS System OversightOversees the operations of more than 200 EMS organizations across nine counties in the North Country region of New York, ensuring coordinated and effective pre-hospital emergency service delivery.
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Who runs it
- BRENTON LAGROW — TRUSTEE
- BRUCE WRIGHT — TRUSTEE
- DEBORAH SINGLETON — CHAIR
- DOTTIE SUITER — TRUSTEE
- DOUGLAS WILDERMUTH — TRUSTEE
- JAMES BARR — TRUSTEE
- JAMES MCGRATH — TRUSTEE
- JEFFERY JOHNSON — TRUSTEE
- KENNETH GARDNER — TRUSTEE
- LARRY GIRARD — TRUSTEE
- MARK DEAVERS — VICE-CHAIR
- MARK TUTTLE — TRUSTEE
- MATTHEW YELTON — TREASURER
- NIEL RIVENBURGH — TRUSTEE
- PAUL BARTER — TRUSTEE
- RICHARD RUSAW — TRUSTEE
- ROBERT MACKENZIE — TRUSTEE
- ROBERTA SIMPSON — TRUSTEE
- RONALD SMITH — TRUSTEE
Who they work with
- FDRHPO Partner — Partnership through which FDRHPO supports planning and facilitation for EMS operations in the North Country.
- Regional Emergency Medical Advisory Committee (REMAC) Coalition — Provides expert advisory input on policies and procedures for regional EMS operations.
- Regional Emergency Medical Services Council (REMSCO) Coalition — Provides governance and policy guidance for regional EMS operations.
How they approach the work
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- Regional System Coordinationmethodology: regional_system_coordinationBy coordinating the regional EMS system through multi-stakeholder governance structures (REMSCO/REMAC), we improve system-wide emergency care delivery and resource alignment, because collaborative decision-making across hospitals, 911 centers, and public safety agencies leads to more integrated and effective pre-hospital care.