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History of the IAFF John P. Redmond Symposia YEAR LOCATION ATTENDEES 1971 First Symposium Notre Dame University; South Bend, Indiana 300 1973 Second Symposium Notre Dame University; South Bend, Indiana 250 1975 Third Symposium Chase-Park Plaza Hotel; St. Louis, Missouri 300 1977 Fourth Symposium Shoreham-Americana Hotel; Washington, D.C. 400 1979 Fifth Symposium Vacation Village; San Diego, California 350 1981 Sixth Symposium Diplomat Hotel; Hollywood, Florida 450 1983 Seventh Symposium Sheraton Centre; Toronto, Ontario 600 1985 Eighth Symposium Hyatt Regency; Houston, Texas 700 1987 Ninth Symposium Anaheim Hilton; Anaheim, California 800 1989 Tenth Symposium Fairmont Hotel; New Orleans, Louisiana 950 1991 Eleventh Symposium Las Vegas Hilton; Las Vegas, Nevada 1,060 1993 Twelfth Symposium Sheraton Boston Hotel; Boston, Massachusetts 1,079 1995 Thirteenth Symposium San Francisco Hilton; San Francisco, California 1,024 1997 Fourteenth Symposium Sheraton Centre; Toronto, Ontario 1,157 1999 Fifteenth Symposium Hilton Hawaiian Village; Honolulu, Hawaii 827 2001 Sixteenth Symposium Phoenix Civic Plaza; Phoenix, Arizona 1,525 2003 Seventeenth Symposium San Francisco Hilton; San Francisco, California 1,314 2005 Eighteenth Symposium Hilton Hawaiian Village; Honolulu, Hawaii 865 2007 Nineteenth Symposium Chicago Hilton; Chicago, Illinois 1,517 2009 Twentieth Symposium Hyatt Regency Century Plaza; Los Angeles, California 1,207 2011 Twenty-First Symposium, in conjunction with the Eleventh EMS Conference Hilton New York; New York City, New York 1,400 est. - 184 -
IAFF Dominick F. Barbera EMS Conference The Dominick F. Barbera EMS Conference, which began in 1991, explores all aspects of fire-based emergency medical services. From the tenets of emergency response system design and operations to medical direction and privatization and from quality assessment and data collection to billing for transport, this Conference covers the most relevant topics affecting fire service-based EMS systems. In recent years, the provision of emergency medical services (EMS) has progressed from an amenity to a citizen-required public service. Many providers sought the opportunity to develop EMS systems while others had the responsibility of EMS provision thrust upon them. The providers of prehospital emergency care across the United States and Canada may vary; however, few communities, if any, lack vital emergency medical services at some level—in most communities, provided by the fire department. Today more than 90 percent of professional paid fire departments deliver some emergency medical care services, making fire departments the largest group of providers of prehospital EMS care in North America. No other organization, public or private, is capable of providing prehospital emergency response as efficiently and effectively as fire departments. Fire department operations are geared to rapid response, whether it is for EMS or fire suppression. Yet, in today’s environment of increased responsibilities and decreasing budgets, local government and fire department leaders must constantly evaluate and justify current systems and be prepared to propose system design changes to protect the quality of publicly-funded fire-based EMS. The information provided in the biennial Dominic F. Barbera EMS Conference is designed to provide background on EMS systems necessary to bring understanding of system components and system design models. It is also intended to deliver information to guide local fire department leaders in analyzing their EMS systems by presenting experiences of fire departments, current technical knowledge and a vision for the future. - 185 -
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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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Behavioral Wellness: Mental Aspects
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Kimberly Van Orden, PhD Post-Doctor
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Page 169 and 170: Functional Fitness Ian Crosby Welln
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Page 179 and 180: Ask the Doc: The Physician Roundtab
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Page 183 and 184: Ask the Feds: EMS Federal Partner A
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