Wisconsin EMS Association (WEMSA) 2023

FirstWatch at Wisconsin EMS Association (WEMSA) 2023

February 1-4

You can catch Mike in his sessions below, or please reach out to him or one of our team members if you have any questions or would like to schedule a demo.

Mike Taigman

Mike Taigman, Improvement Guide
510-593-5730
mtaigman@firstwatch.net


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FirstWatch

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FirstPass

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Interactive Data Visualization (IDV) FAQs

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FirstWatch Fire

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Academy Analytics

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Helping More Helpers

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Fire Operations Accreditation/Analytics
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Sessions:

Friday, February 3rd

An Evidence-Based Approach to Burnout and Stress for EMS
12:45 pm – 1:45 pm
Dr. Remle Crowe, PhD | Mike Taigman, Assistant Professor

Burnout and work-related stress have negative consequences for the EMS professional and their workplace organizations. Addressing the root causes and improving the health and safety of the workforce requires a multi-level approach. In this discussion, we’ll explore drivers of burnout and present research-based strategies to reduce stress.

Saturday, February 4th

Quality Improvement Fundamentals
1:30 pm – 3:45 pm
Dr. Remle Crowe, PhD | Mike Taigman, Assistant Professor

Setting up a QA/QI program at your EMS agency can feel like a daunting task. Will we review only a percentage of patient care reports and all specialty charts like cardiac arrests or traumas? Or do we have the capability to perform 100% chart review and gather all of the information from our patient care reports? The answer is neither of these. In this workshop, we’ll apply best practices for meaningful quality improvement using the Model for Improvement framework.