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1. New
Members: Welcome and
Introductions
by SERTAC Chair Steve Andrews M.D. |
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Approval of
November Minutes |
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2. SERTAC
Chair Updates: None
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3.
Executive Council Updates: Presented by Steve Andrews M.D.
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Currently
the SERTAC budget is in good standing. The SERTAC has not received funds for
the 2007 grant year. The SERTAC is expecting the funds by
February 07 |
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4 RTAC
Coordinator Announcements: Presented by Robert Ramerez |
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A) STAC Update: There has been a change in times for the
February state meetings. The RTAC
Coordinator and STAC working sub-committee have been
canceled. All of the state |
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B) Topic Course: Currently the
SERTAC has 15 representatives going to the state Topic Course on February 9th.
Each RTAC was given 11 spots for
contributing $500 to host the course. Robert has been able to get four
extra spots from the other RTACs and will continue to request extra spots for the SERTAC. |
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C) New PEPP deadline: At the last RTAC Coordinator meeting it
was evident that the PEPP training is not filling up across the state. Robert
requested that the November 30th
deadline, to have a services Medical or Service director sign the application
be extended to
Robert has stated that we will have to wait until the April deadline
to see where the PEPP training stands and if the training is still not be utilized, than
it might be possible to send more representatives from the services that have
already sent individuals. |
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D) Additional Topics: There have been some requests for additions
to the agenda; Robert has moved the requests to the appropriate
sub-committees. |
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5.
Sub-committee break out secessions: |
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6. HRSA
Updates: Presented by Elizabeth
Corneliuson HRSA Region 7
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A) Surge Exercise:
Developing an exercise using five counties, including Medical the MABAS system
will also be tested. |
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B) Patient Tracking Initiative: Department of Homeland Security grant of
six hundred thousand to assist in developing the patient tracking
initiative, the HRSA group is also working with vendors and consultants
in developing wristbands with barcodes for
patient tracking. |
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C) Burn Plan: There is a
burn plan being developed and if a hospital decides they want to accept
patients for up to 72hrs, there is a five thousand dollar
grant. |
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7.
Sub-Committee Reports: |
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8.
Education Sub-Committee: Presented by Todd Van Langen
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A) WARDS: There have been some training concerns
and questions regarding the WARDS system. The education sub-committee has
decided to ask someone from
the state level to attend the next meeting. |
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B) WI Trac: The education sub-committee will assist the
Real Time Communications Coordinator and we will also have a sub-group attending
the WI Trac
Oversight meetings. The go live date is scheduled for April and the sub-group
will also report back to the education sub-committee at
the February meeting.
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C) Triage Tuesday/Patient Tracking:
Currently all of the counties in the
SERTAC have received their allotment of triage tags.
know what is the next step with the tag. The State is looking into the patient
tracking initiative and the goal is to
have something in place by 2008. There currently is a patient tracking
meeting taking place and the education
sub-committee feels the
SERTAC would benefit from having some of our representatives attend. Robert
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putting together a list of interested persons. This group will be a
sub-group that will meet and attend the patient
tracking meeting. |
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D) Education funds: Funds will be discussed at the next
Executive Council meeting, Robert will also look into the amount spent on
hospitals and |
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9. PI /
Registry Sub-Committee: Presented by Steve Andrews M.D.
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A) State Guidelines: Discussed the State Guidelines and the
committee decided to revise the guidelines.
One of the requirements is to have a chair with
extensive knowledge in process improvement.
With that requirement in mind, Annette Bertelson was elected the new
chair of the PI subcommittee. |
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B) Physician Representation:
The PI/Registry sub-committee states there is a need for more representation
from level III / IV surgeons and ED
physicians. |
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C) Out of hospital deaths: The PI/Registry sub-committee have been
working on a out of hospital death form for the Medical Examiners.
This form will look at Trauma Deaths, which don’t arrive to the
hospitals. Q.A. on database and have comparisons for level 1 to level II, III, and IV’s.
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10. Medical
Oversight Sub-Committee: Presented by Andrea Winthrop M.D.
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A) EMS Needs Assessment: By for
1-A quarter of the services are not equipped to use state wide
channels
2- Disaster plans 3-
Trauma patient transportation destination plan
4- Transportation with airborne diseases
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B) Treating Trauma Patients:
The Oversight sub-committee will look into how hospitals and
patients. |
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C) Chest tubes: The Oversight sub-committee will begin
looking into patients transported with chest tubes, which personnel can
transport?
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D) Hospital Guidelines: The Trauma Coordinators will receive Dr.
Suzanne Martens’s hospital guidelines. Robert will e-mail the guidelines and
any
questions or feedback should be directed back to Dr. Martens.
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11. Trauma
Coordinators Sub-Committee Reports: Presented by Cinda Werner
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A) Site Reviews : The site
reviews have begun across the State and the Trauma Coordinators sub-committee
will continue to look into this topic. |
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B) Trauma Registry: There will be two workshops for hospitals
/ Trauma Coordinators by July. The tentative dates are March 27th
and June 26th.
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12.
Presentation for WI Trac: Presented by Deb Van Matre-Real time
Communications Coordinator
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Next Meeting:
March 27,
2007 3:15-5:15pm
400
N74 W12501 Leatherwood Ct
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
Conference Room: Prime
Preserve