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Ask the Medical Directors: EAGLES Answer The U.S. Metropolitan Municipalities EMS Medical Directors Consortium (The “Eagles” Coalition) is comprised of most of the jurisdictional EMS Medical Directors for the nation’s 20 - 25 largest cities 9-1-1 systems as well as the FBI and the U.S. Secret Service. In essence, this small cadre of leading emergency specialists not only oversee the medical aspects of day-to-day 9-1-1 calls and early resuscitative care in the nation’s most populous cities, but most of them are also responsible for much of the medical aspects of homeland security in these high-risk venues in which nearly 50 million Americans dwell and make their livelihood. This round table will provide participants with an opportunity to ask about the most cutting edge information on EMS research, management issues, lessons learned and newly-proposed advanced patient care techniques. MODERATOR Paul Pepe, MD, Medical Director Dallas Fire Department Dallas, Texas PANEL Raymond Fowler, MD, FACEP, Professor University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Dallas, Texas David Persse, MD, Medical Director Houston Fire Department Houston, Texas Kathleen S. Schrank, MD, Chief of Emergency Medicine University of Miami Miami, Florida Corey M. Slovis, MD, FACP, Chairman of Emergency Medicine Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tennessee Terence Valenzuela, MD, Medical Director Tucson Fire Department Tucson, Arizona - 180 -
Ask the Feds: EMS Federal Partner Agencies Spend face-to-face time with leaders from our Federal EMS Partner agencies. Agencies include, Department of Homeland Security, Health and Human Services, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, U.S. Fire Administration and more. Federal Partners coordinate with each other through the Federal Interagency Committee on EMS (FICEMS). FICEMS addresses many areas that affect EMS at the national, state and local level including: EMS data standardization and collection; EMS disaster preparedness; National EMS Assessment; EMS research funding review and EMS education agenda. In addition to Federal EMS Partner agencies, the Roundtable will provide the opportunity to hear from and question leaders of National EMS education organizations including the National Registry of EMTs (NREMT) and the Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the EMS Profession (CoAEMSP). PANEL William E. Brown, Jr. Executive Director National Registry of EMTs Columbus, Ohio Drew Dawson Chief, EMS Division NHTSA Office of Safety Programs Washington, DC Glenn A. Gaines Deputy U. S. Fire Administrator United States Fire Administration Washington, DC George W. Hatch, MD Executive Director CoAEMSP Bedford, Texas Richard Patrick First Responder Coordinator DHS, FEMA, Office of Medical Readiness Washington, DC - 181 -
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ABSTRACTS Plenary Speakers - 1 -
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS The Honorable Willi
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The IAFF’s Role in Addressing Fir
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The IAFF’s Role in Addressing Eme
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Public Safety Broadband Issues Terr
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The Evolution of the Specialty of P
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Medical Data Collection Joanna Gait
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Mass-Casualty Incident Tucson, Ariz
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Mass-Casualty Incident Tucson, Ariz
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NIST Fire Modeling The Charleston I
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NIST Fire Modeling The Charleston I
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Multiple Line-of-Duty Death Investi
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Surviving the Fire Ground Toronto,
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Surviving the Fire Ground Toronto,
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Special 9/11 Ten-Year Anniversary R
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ABSTRACTS Briefing Speakers - 31 -
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BRIEFING: EMS Response - Fire Groun
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BRIEFING: Fire Ground Survival Jim
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BRIEFING: Fire Ground Survival Abst
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BRIEFING: Resuscitation Outcome Con
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BRIEFING: Revolutionary SCBA Pressu
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BRIEFING: Revolutionary SCBA Pressu
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BRIEFING: Geolocation and Tracking
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BRIEFING: Geolocation and Tracking
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BRIEFING: 9/11 Health Compensation
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BRIEFING: 9/11 Health Compensation
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BRIEFING: 9-11 Health Compensation
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BRIEFING: Fire Retardants and Fire
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BRIEFING: Fire Retardants and Fire
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ABSTRACTS Workshops Group A Speaker
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WORKSHOP GROUP A Residential Firegr
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Residential Fireground Field Experi
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Residential Fireground Field Experi
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WORKSHOP GROUP A Vehicle and Roadwa
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Vehicle and Roadway Safety for the
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Vehicle and Roadway Safety for the
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WORKSHOP GROUP A Fire Fighter Envir
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Fire Fighter Environment Jeff Burge
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Glen A Selkirk, PhD MITACS Elevate
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WORKSHOP GROUP A Physical Demands o
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Physical Demands of Fire Fighting D
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Physical Demands of Fire Fighting D
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WORKSHOP GROUP A Economics of Fire
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Economics of Fire Fighter Wellness
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Kerry Kuehl Associate Professor of
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WORKSHOP GROUP A Medical Director C
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Medical Director Course - Three Par
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Raymond L. Fowler, MD, FACEP Profes
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Medical Director Course - Three Par
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WORKSHOP GROUP A EMS Field Experime
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EMS Field Experiments Greg Mears, M
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EMS Field Experiments is dependent
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WORKSHOP GROUP A Fire-Based EMS Cas
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Fire-Based EMS Case Scenarios Gary
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Manuel Chavez IAFF Standing Committ
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Fire-Based EMS Case Scenarios Jeff
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ABSTRACTS Workshops Group B Speaker
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WORKSHOP GROUP B Occupational Disea
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Occupational Diseases Melissa McDia
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Occupational Diseases Travis Kubale
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Infectious Diseases Fire Fighters,
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Infectious Diseases Virginia M Weav
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Infectious Diseases Captain James S
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WORKSHOP GROUP B Behavioral Wellnes
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