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State of Colorado Regional Emergency Medical and Trauma Advisory Councils
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SEMTAC State Emergency Medical & Trauma Advisory Council Council appointed by Governor to advise CDPHE on issues Provides a diverse representation from across the state
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RETAC - A Brief History EMS Funding bill of 1989 –SB 034 Trauma System Formed in 1995 –SB 95-076 Integrated EMTS System passed in 2000 –Created SEMTAC and RETACs –SB 180 CRS 25-3.5-704
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RETAC - A Brief History Meant to be the local version of SEMTAC Formed by the counties Facilities and Emergency Medical Service Agencies major players Differing Levels of Trauma Centers
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RETAC - A Brief History 11 Regional Councils formed Formation based on Patient flow and common interests Most merged preexisting EMS and Trauma councils formed at the local level Local input and decisions
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RETAC - Roles Each Local Council Determines priorities Maintains Local Control CQI – Continuous Quality Improvement Patient Flow patterns Patient destination Policies Biennial Plan –Covers 15 Components
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RETAC - Roles Receive advise from local EMS/ES Councils Give advise to SEMTAC and CDPHE –Patient Care –EMT Certification –Data Collection
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RETAC Funding Disbursement is governed by statute All RETAC’s Receive $75,000 All RETAC’s Receive $15,000 per county All RETACs provide funding at the local, County, and Regional level for varied projects
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RETAC Structure 501c3 Government Instrumentality Inter-Governmental Agreement Agreement with fiscal agent Each has advantages and is determined Locally
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RETAC Structure RETACs are councils All have bylaws All are County (BOCC) Appointed Representatives All RETAC’s have Coordinators who are contractors or employees of the RETAC
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RETAC Coordinators Oversee day-to-day operations of RETAC Facilitate Meetings Facilitate communication between EMS Agencies, Hospitals and the State EMS Section Provide Technical Assistance Coordinate projects to provide meaningful results
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RETAC Coordinators Understand the local area they serve Most have medical background Attend Local EMS/ES council meetings Facilitate Local and Regional Planning processes
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RETAC Programs Prevention Education Data Collection System evaluation and improvement (CQI) Grants
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