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17 May at 1900RSI CME: Decision Making: The Science Behind the Decision Making Process & How to Implement It
20 May at 1300Open House
21 May at 1300Webcast: EMS Strategies for Improving Cardiac Arrest Survival
21 May at 1500Training & Education Committee Meeting
21 May at 1600MLREMS Council Meeting
21 May at 1730REMAC Meeting
21 May at 1900ALS Committee Meeting
21 May at 1900EMS Advisory Board Meeting
21 May at 1900EMS Week CME: Pediatric Case Studies
22 May at 1630EMS Week CME: Pediatric Case Studies
22 May at 1900CME: The Difficult Airway
23 May at 0800EMS Week CME: Pediatric Case Studies
23 May at 0900RSI CME: RSI Pharmacology
23 May at 1930Certified Instrcutor Update (CIU) - Hudson Valley
24 May at 1800CME: Cardiogenic Shock & New Cardiac Management Techniques
24 May at 1900CME: Incident Rehab
26 May at 0900CME: Medical Staffing at Large Events
30 May at 1930Certified Instrcutor Update (CIU) - Hudson Valley
Welcome to the MLREMS Website.
The Monroe-Livingston Region (MLREMS) is one of the 18 regions in New York State that were created to oversee EMS for the NYS Department of Health. Each region consists of a Council that is responsible to report to the NYS DOH Bureau of EMS, coordinate EMS programs within its region, and make determinations of public need for additional EMS services in the region.
MLREMS also utilizes a Program Agency that is responsible for facilitating quality improvement of EMS care within its region, staffing the Regional Emergency Medicine Advisory Committee (REMAC), providing prehospital education programs and other activities to support and facilitate regional EMS systems. In this region the Program Agency is the Division of Prehospital Medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center - Strong Hospital.
The Council is supported by REMAC. The REMAC develops policies, procedures and triage, treatment and transportation protocols to reflect the needs of the region, however all policies, procedures, and protocols are consistent with the standards of the SEMAC (State Emergency Medical Advisory Committee). The REMAC also approves physicians to provide on-line medical control, coordinate the regional medical control systems and participate in quality improvement activities.
Please read Advisory 12-03: 2012 Protocol Update for information regarding the 2012 MLREMS Protocols. Included in the Advisory are links to documents, educational videos, and post-tests that providers and agencies can use to better understand some of the protocol changes. The Advisory also contains information relative to the timeframe allotted for all providers to become familiar with the new protocols.