Podcasts about community paramedicine

Superior North EMS continues to work on its Master Plan, including changes to EMS stations in the District, and expanding Community Paramedicine in Thunder Bay. Chief Paramedic Shane Muir will give an update. Host Jeff Walters has a rundown of what happened at Council on Monday night.

Mobile integrated healthcare and community paramedicine continue to evolve daily. And these rapid advancements often lead to questions and confusion. EMS World's Mike McCabe sits down with Jeanine Newton-Riner, EdD, MHSA, RRT, EMT-P, CP-C, lead faculty for fire and emergency medical services for Columbia Southern University, to gain some clarity and guidance around getting yourself fully prepared to offer optimal MIH-CP services to your community. Follow EMS World on Facebook, X, and Instagram at @EMSWorldOFCL

Infectious disease expert Katherine West explains the new procedures for post-exposure medical follow-up and source patient testing that are now being required as EMS expands its role in the community setting. You can read the article here. This podcast is sponsored by ESO. It's that time again! ESO just dropped their 2024 EMS Index — a must-read benchmarking tool for every EMS agency. With insights from over 12 million EMS responses in 2023, it covers topics like bystander CPR, ambulance offload times, and opioid overdoses. Your FREE copy is available now at eso.com/ems-pod.

This episode of VHHA's Patients Come First podcast features Patrick Watson and Taylor Tereskerz, pre-hospital clinicians who work within Population Health and Community Paramedicine at UVA Health. They join us for a conversation about their professional backgrounds, UVA Health's Community Paramedicine Program, and more. Send questions, comments, feedback, or guest suggestions to pcfpodcast@vhha.com or contact us on X (Twitter) or Instagram using the #PatientsComeFirst hashtag.

Cloud DX CEO Robert Kaul joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share exciting updates with Proactive regarding the renewal of Master Deployment Agreements with paramedic services in Ontario. These agreements, spanning 12 months with an Ontario County Paramedic Service and 24 months with the Guelph Wellington - City of Guelph Paramedic Service, signify the continued partnership between Cloud DX and these healthcare providers. In Ontario, Community Paramedic Services leverage Cloud DX's Connected Health Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) services to offer daily monitoring of vital signs, physical symptoms, and chronic conditions to seniors. Through the Cloud DX mobile app, patients can interact with paramedics, facilitating close oversight and empowering patients to manage their own care effectively. Of particular note is the Community Paramedicine for Long-Term Care (CPLTC) program, fully funded by the Ontario provincial government to provide additional care for seniors before admission into long-term care facilities. The recent announcement of an additional $174 million CAD in funding to expand the CPLTC program from 2024 onwards underscores the importance and growth potential of this initiative. Kaul emphasized that contract renewals are a significant sales metric for Cloud DX, demonstrating the company's ability to continue serving satisfied clients effectively. Cloud DX has successfully renewed and extended Master Service Agreements with Community Paramedic Services in 10 Ontario counties, further solidifying its position as a trusted partner in the healthcare industry. #proactiveinvestors #clouddxinc #tsxv #cdx #otc #cdxff #medical #remotemonitoring #RemotePatientMonitoring, #HealthcareInnovation, #PatientSatisfaction, #HealthTech, #ContractRenewals, #ProvincialHealth, #CommunityParamedics, #ClinicianSupport, #HealthcareTechnology, #VirtualCare, #MedicalTech, #OntarioHealthcare, #PatientCare, #DigitalHealth, #TechInMedicine, #HealthcareSolutions, #MedicalMonitoring, #HealthAuthority, #ClinicianWorkflow, #PatientCompliance, #HealthTechInnovation, #HealthcareContracts, #HealthcareTrends, #TechDrivenHealthcare #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

On this episode of Rural Health Leadership Radio, we welcome Elise Bur, Director of the Northern Michigan University Center for Rural Health. In our conversation, Elise discusses several key initiatives of the Center for Rural Health, including the feasibility of a dental hygienist program to address local needs, an oral health literacy program, and community health worker training to expand essential services. Elise also discusses an innovative Community Paramedicine education program aimed at delivering more comprehensive care to patients in their homes.  “If we can home grow our own, you are more likely to retain them in our rural community” -Elise Bur Elise joined Northern Michigan University in July 2020 as the inaugural director of the NMU Center for Rural Health. She has more than thirty years of combined experience working in higher education and the healthcare industry. Elise is extremely dedicated to identifying, understanding, and addressing regional health care needs through collaborative efforts. The foundation of her professional success can be attributed to building relationships and partnering with agencies and businesses on initiatives that improve the health and well-being of individuals. Additionally, she is extremely passionate about giving regional residents a voice by sharing challenges and success with local, state, and federal legislators which continues to result in new and ongoing support for regional, state, and national health-related matters.

This episode of EMS One-Stop With Rob Lawrence is brought to you by Lexipol, the experts in policy, training, wellness support and grants assistance for first responders and government leaders. To learn more, visit lexipol.com. In this EMS One-Stop international edition, Host Rob Lawrence welcomes Dr. Linda Dykes, an emergency medicine physician from the UK, and Rom Duckworth, fire captain and paramedic EMS coordinator for Ridgefield (CT) Fire Department. The discussion begins with the demise of the U.S. ET3 program, and then the group examine how community paramedicine is thriving in the UK and the lessons to be taken away. Rob and Linda also discuss the EMS World Expo “International Roundup” session they have jointly delivered together for the last 7 years and how they extract best practices from all international attendees. Rob, Rom and Linda then discuss the similarities and differences in emergency management tactics, techniques and procedures, and identify trans-Atlantic lessons already being exchanged. About our guests Dr. Linda Dykes Dr. Linda Dykes qualified from Newcastle (UK) Medical School in 1996, trained in the northeast and Mersey regions, and is one of only a handful of doctors in the UK who are dual-qualified in both Emergency Medicine & Primary Care/General Practice. Even fewer remain active in both specialties, and she is believed to be the only dual-qualified EM/GP in the UK who has also gained experience working in acute community geriatrics, in a "Hospital at Home" service. Linda also spent 2 years working regular shifts in Ambulance Control, and has dabbled in the development of telephone algorithms via a short secondment to NHS111 Cymru/Wales. Equipped with this unique skillset – plus a track record of successfully building up services – Linda sees the NHS through a unique lens, and loves to work at bridging the gap between hospital and community services. Rom Duckworth Rom Duckworth is a dedicated emergency responder, author and educator with more than 30 years of experience working in career and volunteer fire departments, hospital healthcare systems, and private emergency medical services. Rom is currently a career fire captain and paramedic EMS coordinator for Ridgefield (CT) Fire Department, the founder and director of the New England Center for Rescue and Emergency Medicine; and is the recipient of the American Red Cross Hero award, Sepsis Alliance Sepsis Hero award, and the JEMS EMS 10 Innovators award. As the author of chapters in more than a dozen EMS, fire, rescue and medical textbooks, as well as over 100 published articles in firefighting and EMS magazines and websites, Rom is working to advance leadership in modern emergency services education. Learn more Rob, Linda and Rom will also be delivering an international seminar: “Major Incidents & Disasters – an International Masterclass” on Saturday August 5.   For most emergency services personnel, major incidents are a rare event – maybe a handful at most in a career; maybe none. Few will become experts from personal experience alone, so learning from events that have gone before is crucial to preparedness at national, organizational and individual levels. This unique webinar brings you five world-class speakers, each of whom has operational, tactical and/or strategic experience (and some of them all of the above!) of major incidents from the UK, U.S., and Lebanon. Between them, they have responded to incidents ranging from boots on the ground at 9/11, to coordinating the pandemic response for an entire country, and everything in between … bus crashes, train derailments, gas explosions, bioterrorism, forest fires, floods, and hurricanes. This is an event where theory, research and first-hand experiences come together. Our speakers will share not only what they've learned from their personal experiences, but what they wish they'd known beforehand and what crucial points they now find themselves passing to others. This webinar is aimed at those who may have to plan for, and/or respond to, major incidents. As well as the obvious emergency service personnel, think also of hospital staff outside ED, council workers, undertakers, utility companies, coroners' teams and many more. The event is also open to the general public, and promises to be a fascinating and absorbing morning.

Here's a talk Jonathon Feit gave at the National Association of Mobile Integrated Healthcare Providers in March 2023.

Dr. Victoria Reinhartz, CEO of Mobile Health Consultants, a business founded to solve the access to care problem by empowering interprofessional Mobile Integrated Health and Community Paramedicine teams, discusses her motivation for building Mobile Health Consultants, the target audience and how this has evolved, how she overcame the initial hurdles of starting a business, and how she balances running a business while working in an academic position.  Links Mentioned in Today's Episode Mobile Health Consultants YFP Planning: Financial Planning for Pharmacists Schedule a free Discovery Call with YFP Planning Connect with Victoria Reinhartz on LinkedIn The Happy PharmD U.S. Small Business Administration: Small Business Development Centers YFP 266: How One Pharmacy Entrepreneur Started a Keto-Based Medical Practice Ycombinator: What's the Second Job of a Startup CEO? Watch Reinhartz Rundown on YouTube Connect with Victoria Reinhartz on Facebook Your Financial Pharmacist Disclaimer and Disclosures

Charles Blankenship gives an update from the International Roundtable on Community Paramedicine 2022 held in Orlando

Technologist Jonathon Feit has often said that the greatest innovations serving Mobile Medicine (Fire & EMS) come from rural spaces. The most obviously reason, perhaps, is that agencies have fewer resources to begin with, and it takes longer for their neighbors to arrive on-scene, therefore they have no choice but to learn how to do more for themselves. This has always been the hallmark of those who live and work where the wild spirit of self-reliance abides. But there is something else, too: big skies, clean air, and the ability to better afford life and spend less time in traffic tend to attract those who need to be able to afford aspects of life that would be impossible where the norm is sitting in traffic going back-and-forth from long hours in an office: for example, the time to care for a child or parent who is seriously ill or disabled and need more regular attention. For this reason, while they have fewer available resources that most cities, countrysides tend to attract a higher concentration of people who themselves — or whose parents or children — are more likely to need emergency healthcare. That sets up a Catch-22 and an important risk of health inequity that rural Mobile Medical agencies navigate around the clock. Reuben Farnsworth, who spearheaded Community Paramedicine, ET3, and other specialty care programs at Colorado's Delta County Ambulance District — an agency that has won statewide honors, including as the first ambulance service to interoperate with the Quality Health Network health information exchange and local hospitals — will explain how a data — and economics-centric management style has powered his service's success, from clinical medicine, to education and policy development, to advancing legislative priorities with partners.

This episode of the Inside EMS Podcast is sponsored by FirstNet, Built with AT&T. FirstNet uses the latest technology to keep your lines of communication and data open – to help you respond faster, smarter and safer. This week, our co-hosts welcome two members from the Lexington (Ky.) Fire Department, Lt. Ken Howell and Firefighter Mackenzie Gross, to discuss the organization's community paramedicine program. Gross also serves as one of two social workers in the program.  The discussion flows as our guests outline their efforts and share how to progressively develop as a community medic. Gross, who serves as one of two social workers for the LFD, explains the importance of social work in conjunction with a community paramedicine program.    Additional resources Looking for more information about community paramedicine? Check out these additional EMS1 resources:  Chris Cebollero's work to bring reimbursement to community paramedicine How community paramedicine is a risk reduction program for your citizens How to hire effective community paramedics

This episode of the Inside EMS Podcast is sponsored by FirstNet, Built with AT&T. FirstNet uses the latest technology to keep your lines of communication and data open – to help you respond faster, smarter and safer. In this week's episode, co-host Kelly Grayson interviews fellow host Chris Cebollero about his efforts to create a universal reimbursement plan for community paramedicine work. For the last three years, Cebollero has collaborated with a commerical payer to establish a pilot program that levels the reimbursement playing field, regardless of the type of EMS delivery system – fire-based, public, private, etc. The program is expected to expand to 10 states this year. Cebollero also discusses the logistics of the program, how agencies get up to speed and trained, and what it means for the future of community paramedicine in EMS. 

Being an entrepreneur is not an easy cap to wear. Myself and Dr. Victoria Reinhartz discuss the challenges of being an entrepreneur … My amazing guest on our latest episode is Dr. Victoria Reinhartz, she is an industry leader within Emergency Medical Services, where she established the first ever paramedic-pharmacist partnership to address chronic disease and medication challenges for underserved populations. Dr. Reinhartz is the Chief Executive Officer of Mobile Health Consultants, a business founded to solve the access to care issue by empowering Mobile Integrated Health and Community Paramedicine teams.  She is a strong advocate for healthcare transformation, and currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems (CAMTS) as the Mobile Integrated Health subject matter expert. Full episode on YouTube and all podcast platforms Guest: Victoria Reinhartz, PharmD, CPh Chief Executive Officer Mobile Health Consultants, Inc. . . . #PillTalkPodcast #Pilltalk #blackdoctors #whitecoat #diversityinmedicine #blackdoctorsmatter #pharmacy #minoritiesinmedicine --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pilltalkpodcast/support

Dr. Victoria Reinhartz is among the top 50 most influential leaders in pharmacy and in this episode, we discuss what that means and how she was able to attain it. … My amazing guest on our latest episode is Dr. Victoria Reinhartz, she is an industry leader within Emergency Medical Services, where she established the first ever paramedic-pharmacist partnership to address chronic disease and medication challenges for underserved populations. Dr. Reinhartz is the Chief Executive Officer of Mobile Health Consultants, a business founded to solve the access to care issue by empowering Mobile Integrated Health and Community Paramedicine teams.  She is a strong advocate for healthcare transformation, and currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems (CAMTS) as the Mobile Integrated Health subject matter expert. Full episode on YouTube and all podcast platforms Guest: Victoria Reinhartz, PharmD, CPh Chief Executive Officer Mobile Health Consultants, Inc. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pilltalkpodcast/support

What is medical integrated health and how can it transform healthcare? Listen to my conversation with Dr. Victoria Reinhartz to find out. … My amazing guest on our latest episode is Dr. Victoria Reinhartz, she is an industry leader within Emergency Medical Services, where she established the first ever paramedic-pharmacist partnership to address chronic disease and medication challenges for underserved populations. Dr. Reinhartz is the Chief Executive Officer of Mobile Health Consultants, a business founded to solve the access to care issue by empowering Mobile Integrated Health and Community Paramedicine teams.  She is a strong advocate for healthcare transformation, and currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems (CAMTS) as the Mobile Integrated Health subject matter expert. Full episode on YouTube and all podcast platforms Guest: Victoria Reinhartz, PharmD, CPh Chief Executive Officer Mobile Health Consultants, Inc. . . . #PillTalkPodcast #Pilltalk #blackdoctors #whitecoat #diversityinmedicine #blackdoctorsmatter #pharmacy #minoritiesinmedicine --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pilltalkpodcast/support

Ep.47. Pilltalk Podcast with Dr. Victoria Reinhartz My amazing guest on our latest episode is Dr. Victoria Reinhartz, she is an industry leader within Emergency Medical Services, where she established the first ever paramedic-pharmacist partnership to address chronic disease and medication challenges for underserved populations. Dr. Reinhartz is the Chief Executive Officer of Mobile Health Consultants, a business founded to solve the access to care issue by empowering Mobile Integrated Health and Community Paramedicine teams.  She is a strong advocate for healthcare transformation, and currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems (CAMTS) as the Mobile Integrated Health subject matter expert. Guest: Victoria Reinhartz, PharmD, CPh Chief Executive Officer Mobile Health Consultants, Inc. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pilltalkpodcast/support

Listen to myself and Dr. Victoria Reinhartz discuss getting into pharmacy. What led her into deciding to become a pharmacist and what the journey to becoming a pharmacist was like. … My amazing guest on our latest episode is Dr. Victoria Reinhartz, she is an industry leader within Emergency Medical Services, where she established the first ever paramedic-pharmacist partnership to address chronic disease and medication challenges for underserved populations. Dr. Reinhartz is the Chief Executive Officer of Mobile Health Consultants, a business founded to solve the access to care issue by empowering Mobile Integrated Health and Community Paramedicine teams.  She is a strong advocate for healthcare transformation, and currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems (CAMTS) as the Mobile Integrated Health subject matter expert. Guest: Victoria Reinhartz, PharmD, CPh Chief Executive Officer Mobile Health Consultants, Inc. . . . #PillTalkPodcast #Pilltalk #blackdoctors #whitecoat #diversityinmedicine #blackdoctorsmatter #pharmacy #minoritiesinmedicine --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pilltalkpodcast/support

Sponsored by: MEDLITE® First in First Response Jonathon Feit and James McLaughlin talk about the real and opportunity costs of community paramedicine/mobile integrated health.

Katherine West looks at how community paramedics need to play a role in infection control procedures.

This week we have a chat to Dr David Long about a model of prehospital care, 'community paramedicine'. David has worked as an extended care paramedic and explains a bit about this role. We have a chat about where the future of paramedicine may go... DISCLAIMER: All of the opinions of each individual on 'The Student Paramedic Podcast' are their own.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The EMS Handoff crew goes it solo discussing the EMS Agenda 2050. Show Highlights  Retro EMS in 2021 Adaptive EMS Mindset Adequate Staffing the Clinician of the Future Virtual Hospital Telehealth, Community Paramedicine, and Home Health Auto-ambulances...Roll Out!

Dr. Victoria Reinhartz PharmD is an Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at LECOM School of Pharmacy and the Founder & CEO of Mobile Health Consultants, Inc. She also serves as the Consultant Pharmacist for the Manatee County Community Paramedicine Program in Bradenton, FL. Within this role, Dr. Reinhartz and her team resolve medication issues or disease factors which are contributing to frequent 911 use, ER visits, or hospitalization. Dr. Reinhartz's clinical impact has been recognized with a Chief's Commendation Award and a Congressional EMS Unit Citation Award for exceptional care provision and leadership within EMS. Dr. Reinhartz has also garnered national attention from the United States Public Health Service for collaborative innovation improving community health outcomes. Most recently, she was named the 2020 Next-Generation Pharmacist Civic Leader, for implementing a vision of interprofessional care that spotlights the needs of underserved communities. She is an advocate of Mobile Integrated Health, Community Paramedicine, and interprofessional collaboration with Emergency Medical Services.  What public health means to Dr. Reinhartz is embracing interprofessional skillsets to improve access to care, health outcomes, and quality of life for our communities. Social Media LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriareinhartz/ Links Next Generation Pharmacist Awards 2020https://nextgenpharmacist.com/pharmacy-times-and-parata-systems-announce-the-2020-next-generation-pharmacist-winners/  Collaboration by emergency medicine pharmacists and prehospital services providers - American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, Volume 77, Issue 12, 15 June 2020, Pages 918–921 https://academic.oup.com/ajhp/article-abstract/77/12/918/5831519  EMS World Expo Quick Take: How pharmacists improve EMS patient care - A pharmacist can help EMS improve patient outcomes, participate in protocol development, and collaborate on EMS research projects (Nov 2018) - https://www.ems1.com/pharmacology/articles/ems-world-expo-quick-take-how-pharmacists-improve-ems-patient-care-ZcojQQ56JiCN5GfY/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Victoria Reinhartz PharmD is an Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at LECOM School of Pharmacy and the Founder & CEO of Mobile Health Consultants, Inc. She also serves as the Consultant Pharmacist for the Manatee County Community Paramedicine Program in Bradenton, FL. Within this role, Dr. Reinhartz and her team resolve medication issues or disease factors which are contributing to frequent 911 use, ER visits, or hospitalization. Dr. Reinhartz's clinical impact has been recognized with a Chief’s Commendation Award and a Congressional EMS Unit Citation Award for exceptional care provision and leadership within EMS. Dr. Reinhartz has also garnered national attention from the United States Public Health Service for collaborative innovation improving community health outcomes. Most recently, she was named the 2020 Next-Generation Pharmacist Civic Leader, for implementing a vision of interprofessional care that spotlights the needs of underserved communities. She is an advocate of Mobile Integrated Health, Community Paramedicine, and interprofessional collaboration with Emergency Medical Services.  What public health means to Dr. Reinhartz is embracing interprofessional skillsets to improve access to care, health outcomes, and quality of life for our communities. Social Media LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriareinhartz/ Links Next Generation Pharmacist Awards 2020https://nextgenpharmacist.com/pharmacy-times-and-parata-systems-announce-the-2020-next-generation-pharmacist-winners/  Collaboration by emergency medicine pharmacists and prehospital services providers - American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, Volume 77, Issue 12, 15 June 2020, Pages 918–921 https://academic.oup.com/ajhp/article-abstract/77/12/918/5831519  EMS World Expo Quick Take: How pharmacists improve EMS patient care - A pharmacist can help EMS improve patient outcomes, participate in protocol development, and collaborate on EMS research projects (Nov 2018) - https://www.ems1.com/pharmacology/articles/ems-world-expo-quick-take-how-pharmacists-improve-ems-patient-care-ZcojQQ56JiCN5GfY/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Victoria Reinhartz PharmD is an Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at LECOM School of Pharmacy and the Founder & CEO of Mobile Health Consultants, Inc. She also serves as the Consultant Pharmacist for the Manatee County Community Paramedicine Program in Bradenton, FL. Within this role, Dr. Reinhartz and her team resolve medication issues or disease factors which are contributing to frequent 911 use, ER visits, or hospitalization. Dr. Reinhartz's clinical impact has been recognized with a Chief's Commendation Award and a Congressional EMS Unit Citation Award for exceptional care provision and leadership within EMS. Dr. Reinhartz has also garnered national attention from the United States Public Health Service for collaborative innovation improving community health outcomes. Most recently, she was named the 2020 Next-Generation Pharmacist Civic Leader, for implementing a vision of interprofessional care that spotlights the needs of underserved communities. She is an advocate of Mobile Integrated Health, Community Paramedicine, and interprofessional collaboration with Emergency Medical Services.  What public health means to Dr. Reinhartz is embracing interprofessional skillsets to improve access to care, health outcomes, and quality of life for our communities. Social Media LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/victoriareinhartz/ Links Next Generation Pharmacist Awards 2020https://nextgenpharmacist.com/pharmacy-times-and-parata-systems-announce-the-2020-next-generation-pharmacist-winners/  Collaboration by emergency medicine pharmacists and prehospital services providers - American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, Volume 77, Issue 12, 15 June 2020, Pages 918–921 https://academic.oup.com/ajhp/article-abstract/77/12/918/5831519  EMS World Expo Quick Take: How pharmacists improve EMS patient care - A pharmacist can help EMS improve patient outcomes, participate in protocol development, and collaborate on EMS research projects (Nov 2018) - https://www.ems1.com/pharmacology/articles/ems-world-expo-quick-take-how-pharmacists-improve-ems-patient-care-ZcojQQ56JiCN5GfY/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 229 is Malora Christensen. Malora is the Program Manager for Whatcom County’s high-intensity diversion programs; GRACE and LEAD. Both programs provide intensive services for people in Whatcom County who have complex challenges and often interact with crisis response systems in ineffective and avoidable ways. We discuss Malora's path to social work, her India experience, diversion, EMS, Community Paramedicine, the development of both programs in Whatcom County, and the success and possible future of the GRACE and LEAD programs. If you want to learn more about Whatcom County's Diversion Programs you can contact Malora at malorachristensen@seamarchc.org or respondwhatcom.org

We continue our N of 1 Podcast Miniseries today with Victoria Reinhartz, PharmD, CPh - she is an Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, LECOM School of Pharmacy and Consultant Pharmacist, Manatee County Community Paramedicine Program Bio: Dr. Reinhartz is an Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice with LECOM School of Pharmacy in Bradenton, FL, and has been notably awarded the honors of Professor of the Year and Preceptor of the Year in this role. She has served in clinical roles as a Pharmacist-In-Charge for Target Corporation and within the Florida Department of Health in Manatee County. In 2016, Dr. Reinhartz established a Practice Site within Emergency Medical Services, and is the Consultant Pharmacist for the Manatee County Community Paramedicine Program. Within this role, Dr. Reinhartz and her pharmacy students resolve medication issues or disease factors which are contributing to frequent 911 use, ER visits, or hospitalization. For her work in EMS, Dr. Reinhartz has been recognized with a Chief’s Commendation Award and a Congressional EMS Unit Citation Award for exceptional care provision and leadership within EMS. Dr. Reinhartz has garnered national attention from the United States Public Health Service for innovation within EMS and Community Paramedicine. Most recently, she was named the 2020 Next Generation Pharmacist Civic Leader, which is awarded to one pharmacist nationwide whose vision for interprofessional care best spotlights the needs of underserved communities. She is a self-proclaimed advocate of Mobile Integrated Health, Community Paramedicine, and EMS. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theedutainer/support

In this week's episode of Podcast from Washington, NACCHO government affairs team members Ian Goldstein and Eli Briggs discuss the Executive Orders following the inauguration of Joe Biden, the 46th President of the United States, and Vice President Kamala Harris. They also discuss the release of $19 billion in COVID-19 mitigation and testing money being sent out via the Epidemiology and Lab Capacity (ELC) Enhancing Detection Expansion grants.   Later in the program, Ian sits down with Kevin McGinnis, program manager of Community Paramedicine, Mobile Integrated Health Care and Rural Emergency Care at the National Association of State EMS Officials. They discuss community paramedicine and how these programs help to prevent older adult falls.  

Host Brett Lyle connects with Dr. Victoria Reinhartz, PharmD, CPh. They explore how Reinhartz and her team are driving change in the industry through a unique community paramedicine model. Reinhartz is a consultant pharmacist, an assistant professor of pharmacy practice at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (FL), and founder of Mobile Health Consultants, Inc.Welcome to Emergent Leadership where we connect with passionate leaders who just have to share their stories, perspectives, and most importantly, lessons learned.The need is urgent, the events are critical, and the you of tomorrow is just an episode away!Join the conversation: If you have a leadership topic, experience, or lesson learned you would like to share or hear more about, send an email at brettlylecoaching@gmail.com or use and follow #emergentleadership to join the conversation. You can also connect to Brett directly through LinkedIn or follow her journey on YouTube.

James Mason is one of those folks who has seen, done, and touched a whole bunch of different things, done them well, and then figured out how to integrate the pieces into something even bigger. In October 2017 as a QIN/QIO consultant he lead a CMS Special Innovation Project (SIP) for "Community Paramedicine, or simply "CP in WV". and ever since has been involved in some capacity.http://www.prweb.com/releases/2017/11/prweb14872514.htm

Welcome to the first episode of Integrated: the Community Paramedicine podcast. I'm talking with David Miller, a good friend and excellent medic. He's had the opportunity to practice with two very different programs on opposite sides of the country and do a few other cool things along the way.  Oh, and the rabbit, you have to hear about the rabbit.

What is this all about?  Integrated: the Community Paramedicine podcast is all about #FOAMed #MIHCP #CommunityParamedic information and idea exchange. It's about providing a venue for everyone involved in this subspecialty to discuss what makes them tick and why it all matters.Check it out, subscribe, and if you have a story to tell I want to hear from you 

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Palm Beach County Fire Rescue's Captain Jessica Banks, EMT-P, RN is proud of the medication-assisted treatment (MAT) program that is helping those with substance use disorder. Listen as she discusses delivering patient care as a community paramedic, how a mobile integrated health program benefited the department’s relationship with the community, and how you, too, can implement a medication-assisted treatment program in your own community.  Read more about their program from Assistant Editor Valerie Amato on the EMS World website here.Follow EMS World on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram. EMS World Expo will be held Sept. 14–18, 2020 in Las Vegas! 

This episode of the ESCN podcast features an insightful conversation with senior healthcare leaders to discuss an initiative aimed to optimizing transfers from Long-term Care Facilities to an Emergency Department. The ESCN is partnering with Seniors Health, RAAPID, Community Paramedicine, and Long-term Care (LTC) Facilities. The solution is a centralized and standardized LTC-ED care and referral pathway for LTC facilities considering transfer to ED. In conjunction with the implementation of this new pathway, targeted INTERACT® (Interventions to Reduce Acute Care Transfers) tools will be implemented within LTC. This new standardized LTC-ED care and referral pathway will help to better optimize use of both the emergency department and the community paramedicine program, in a way that is patient-centered. Studies have shown that the provision of community paramedicine within LTC can significantly reduce transfers to emergency. This initiative will be implemented within 36 LTC facilities in the Calgary Zone between August 2019 and March 2022. If the evaluation of this change demonstrates improvements to both LTC residents and the health care system outcomes, it will be spread to other zones within the province, starting with the Central zone. Participants Host: Andrea Golding, Senior Project Manager, AHS Emergency Strategic Clinical Network Guests: • Dr. Jayna Holroyd-Leduc, U of Calgary Geriatric Medicine Division Head within the Department of Medicine, and Medical Director of Specialized Geriatric Services in AHS Calgary zone • Dr. Eddy Lang, Scientific Director of the AHS Emergency Strategic Clinical Network and U of Calgary Head of the Department of Emergency Medicine • Dr. Vivian Ewa, U of Calgary Section Chief of Seniors Care within the Department of Family Medicine, and Medical Director of Integrated Seniors and Facility Living in AHS Calgary zone

Listen as Dr. McPherson interviews Christina McCurdy, RN, MS, director of inpatient care, nursing support services, crisis intervention care and Medicare care choices at Community Hospice and Palliative Care in Jacksonville, Florida.

The most recent EMS buzz words seem to be Community Paramedicine.  While no one can truly argue with the concept, the question remains as to how we will be reimbursed and how all EMS organizations can take on this challenge without a level playing field being introduced by ranking officials and CMS.  Written by:  C. HumphreyPresented by:  G. Harvat  

It’s nearly impossible to overstate the value of county emergency services and the impact those services have on their communities. Even then, some departments go above and beyond and add a deeply caring and personal approach to their day-to-day responsibilities. This is exemplified in Nash County, where one of this week’s guests, Brandon Taylor, manages the Community Paramedicine program, a cutting-edge project in the field of healthcare delivery. We’re also joined by Nash County Director of Emergency Services, Brian Brantley, who has more than 40 years of experience in county emergency services.   Relevant Links Nash County Emergency Services - Department Site Community Paramedic Program - LGFCU Award Evaluation LGFCU Excellence in Innovation Awards - More Information

ER Physician Dr. Kevin Munjal leads our community paramedicine program and has been an advocate of emergency services reform to better help our population. In this episode he describes how the program started, how it works, and his hopes for the future of community paramedicine.

Just about everyone agrees that community paramedicine is a great idea. But, trouble is, no one wants to pay for it. Mesa, Arizona, had a very good program but had to shut it down for lack of funding. Gary Ludwig joins Scott on this episode to discuss what can be done. Support this podcast

With community paramedicine, a/k/a mobile integrated health care, gaining popularity in the U.S., there are some challenges to be met when you're building a new program. Chief Porter Welch of the Scioto, Ohio Township Fire Department helped write the Ohio laws that allow these programs, and he explains what you need to know. Support this podcast

EMS implementation of Community Paramedicine and Mobile Integrated Health programs is exploding. Dr. Peter Antevy joins Dr. Dickson for an informative discussion surrounding the role of Community Paramedicine and Mobile Integrated Health in today’s EMS systems. Dr. Antevy has built an impressive CP program from the ground up in South Florida. He shares his experiences and thoughts on both the ideal role and future of CP.

The biggest buzzwords in EMS today are “community paramedicine.” It may allow firefighter/paramedics to concentrate on more urgent calls. Our guest is Matt Zavadsky, public affairs director at MedStar Mobile Healthcare. Support this podcast

Community paramedicine is a growing trend around the country, particularly in rural areas. The primary goal of community paramedicine programs is to fill the gap for people who have difficulty accessing medical care. Specially trained paramedics go to people's homes to provide an array of services from safety checks to help with medications. Daphne Russell helped develop a program in central Maine. She explains how it works.

What's the essence of community paramedic? What's the secret sauce that makes this specialty so effective? It's a basic principle that the healthcare system is running on short supply. Catch the show notes at: http://cbcemp.proboards.com/thread/48/essence-community-paramedicine

Inside EMS Podcast: Community paramedicine and the Fire-EMS debacle by EMS1 Podcasts

Dr. Bryan Bledsoe is an emergency physician, researcher and EMS author. He is Professor of Emergency Medicine at the University of Nevada School of Medicine in Las Vegas. He is the author of numerous EMS textbooks and has over 1 millionbooks in print. We talk about what is like to be an ER physician in Las Vegas and a few interesting cases he has seen. We discuss the state of EMS today and his view of Community Paramedicine.

We had an opportunity to sit down with Mel House, the Executive Director of the Ohio Dept. of EMS.  Director House wanted to share with our listeners what their responsibilities are and how they go about fulfilling those responsibilites. Director House also took time to give some facts about certifications, the recertification process, and to also dispelled some rumors. We also took this opportunity to discuss the new legistlation passed by the Ohio House of Representatives that allows paramedics to practice in "non-emergency" situations.  This new legislation opens the door for community paramedicine in Ohio.  Check out the "ORC 4765.361 Information Sheet" released by the Ohio Department of EMS for more information. We want to apologize for the recent delay in "airing" new episodes.  Thank you for all of your patience and support!!!  We will have another episode ready for you in the next week or so.   Stay safe!! Ohio Department of EMS Website

EMS educator Bledsoe discusses when is it acceptable to deviate from protocols, and the role of community paramedicine in the future.

Community Paramedicine Now and The Future

Community Paramedicine Now and The Future