ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Brett Patterson, Chair of the Medical Council of Standards for the IAED, discusses Proposals for Change (PFCs), a key part of the process of protocol evolution that keeps it as up-to-date as possible. He explains how PFCs came about, what makes a compelling proposal, and some common mistakes made when submitting one.
For Your Information:
Read Brett’s FAQ articles: https://iaedjournal.org/category/best-practices/faq/
Submit a PFC: https://www.emergencydispatch.org/what-we-do/proposal-for-change
Ask Brett a question directly: brett (at) emergencydispatch (dot) org
For Your Information:
Read Brett’s FAQ articles: https://iaedjournal.org/category/best-practices/faq/
Submit a PFC: https://www.emergencydispatch.org/what-we-do/proposal-for-change
Ask Brett a question directly: brett (at) emergencydispatch (dot) org
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Sara Weston, senior project consultant for 911 Authority, discusses 911der Women, a group she created for women in careers touching 911 to connect with and support one another.
For Your Information:
https://www.911derwomen.com/
https://www.911training.net/post/911derwomen
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Dr. Chris Olola, Director of Research for the IAED, Greg Scott, Associate Director of Protocol Evolution, and Matt Hirschi, Data Analyst, discuss the IAED’s data center: what it is, how it came to be, and how it can benefit your agency.
For Your Information:
Check out the data center dashboa…
Kari Dickerson, firefighter, paramedic, and Director of Diversity and Membership for the National EMS Museum, discusses Freedom House Ambulance Service, one of the first ever EMS programs, and its influence on modern emergency medicine.
Want to learn more about Freedom House? These links …
Reverend France A. Davis, civil rights activist and advisory member of the IAED's new Diversity and Inclusion Board, discusses his background as an activist, the steps we need to take to achieve equality in America, and how emergency dispatch specifically can help effect change.
Chandy Ghosh and Monica Million, co-founders of NENA’s WIN initiative, discuss the need for spaces dedicated to women in 911 as well as WIN’s objectives.
Learn more about WIN:
https://www.nena.org/page/win
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