Today, Idaho EMS Sustainability Task Force members will present EMS 101 at the Capitol. The presentation will provide insights into the world of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) sustainability in the state of Idaho. The presentation is scheduled for today from 3:30-4:30 pm MST / 2:30-3:30 pm PST in the Lincoln Auditorium on the Garden Level of the state capitol building.
Key Presentation Topics
– System Delivery: The Idaho EMS Sustainability Task Force will discuss the organization and delivery of emergency medical services, providing insights into how these systems operate. Understanding how systems are organized and delivered is crucial for ensuring effective and timely responses to emergencies.
– EMS Readiness Costs: A critical aspect of sustaining EMS is understanding the costs associated with readiness. The presentation will highlight the financial considerations involved in ensuring that EMS providers are equipped and prepared to respond to any emergency.
– Funding Sources: Sustainable funding is essential for the continuous operation and improvement of EMS services. The Idaho EMS Sustainability Task Force will explore various funding sources and discuss strategies to secure the necessary financial support for sustaining emergency medical services across the state.
Live Stream Details
For those unable to attend the presentation in person, Idaho Public Television will live-stream the event. You can access the live stream by following this link: Idaho In Session Live Stream from 3:30-4:30 pm MST / 2:30-3:30 pm PST.
Special Panelist: Fremont County Commissioner Blair Dance
Fremont County Commissioner Blair Dance will represent the Idaho Association of Counties on the panel, offering insights from a county perspective.
We invite those interested in EMS sustainability to attend this presentation. Whether you are directly involved in EMS or simply curious about the topic, this event provides an opportunity to gain valuable insights.
About the Idaho EMS Sustainability Task Force
The Idaho EMS Sustainability Task Force comprises EMS stakeholders from across the state. The task force has been tackling a broad array of issues, from lack of funding to dwindling interest in volunteerism to billing best practices and more. For an in-depth look at the state of EMS in each county in Idaho, take a look at the recently released Emergency Medical Services in Idaho Report.