Pre-Conference Workshops
Sunday & Monday, July 30 & 31st: 0800 - 1700
NAEMT Principles in Ethics & Personal Leadership (PEPL)
Principles of Ethics and Personal Leadership (PEPL) is a 16-hour course that provides EMS and Mobile Healthcare (MHC) practitioners at all levels with the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively interact with patients and their families, other medical personnel, co-workers, supervisors and community residents at large. The course covers topics and skills in the following areas:
- Personal and professional values and beliefs
- Understanding the concept of “service beyond self”
- Personal responsibility for ethical decision making
- Strategies for conflict resolution
- Serving as an ambassador for the profession, agency, and community
Monday July 31st: 0800 - 1700
Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH) Summit
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0800-0830 | Registration and light Breakfast |
0830 - 0900 | Welcome & Keynote – Missouri's State Health Improvement Plan: MIH as a Solution to Whole Person Health -- with Paula Nickelson, Director, and Daniel Bogle, Health Policy Director, Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services |
0900 - 0945 | Ambulance Deserts – Where are They in Missouri and the Role MIH can Play -- with Yvonne Jonk, PhD, Deputy Director, Maine Rural Health Research Center, University of Southern Maine |
0945 - 1000 | BREAK |
1000 - 1050 | Mobile Integrated Healthcare – Collaborating in New Ways to Influence Policy
Change and Improve Patient Outcomes -- Panelists
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1050 - 1100 | BREAK |
1100 - 1130 | Advancing Population Health through MIH Care Gap Closure -- Jenna Hicks, MBA, BSN, RN, Director of population Health, Citizens Memorial Hospital |
1130 - 1200 | Why MIH is Important to Health Equity -- Monica Ezue, Health Equity Director, UnitedHealthcare Community and State |
1200 - 1300 | LUNCH |
1300 - 1330 | Mobile Integrated Healthcare: Who to Champion and Why -- David K. Tan, M.D, FAAEM, FAEMS, Division Chief, EMS; Professor, Emergency Medicine, Washington University School of Medicine |
1330 - 1400 | You Can’t Get Paid for What You Can’t Measure -- Dr. Julie Stilley, PhD, Director of Research in Emergency Medicine, University of Missouri and Liz Kendrick, Program Director, EMS for Children Innovation and Improvement Center |
1400 - 1415 | BREAK |
1415 - 1615 | Dynamic Lightning Round Discussions -- Facilitated table discussions will be held on four major topics with subject matter and resource experts (SMEs) available for consultation. |
1615 - 1630 | BREAK |
1630 - 1715 | Report Out / Q & A -- Jason White, Facilitator |
1715 - 1730 | Closing Remarks -- Justin Duncan, CEO, Washington County Ambulance District; President, Missouri EMS Association; Founding Partner, Washington County MIH Network; Missouri EMS State Advisory Council-MIH Subcommittee Chair |
1730 - 1800 | Transition to Social Hour |
1800 | SOCIAL HOUR |