The meeting included discussion of ADQ updates, specifically reminders about including notification dates for water system results exceeding MCLs, and a review of the sample temperature policy. There was also an update on the Arizona lab licensure rules, including the timeline for revisions and stakeholder input. New business included a question about director approval for certain methods, particularly concerning wastewater matrices.
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The committee discussed several topics including the attendance and vacancy reports, and the 2025 meeting schedule. Updates were provided on recruitment efforts for the bureau chief position and the operational plans for 2026. The MARK program recognized six CMS and fire rescue agencies, and the neonatal resuscitation program training is available for NLX leave behind. The transition of the hospital data entry platform to REDCap and the upcoming 2024 report were also discussed. The committee also discussed and approved draft training for STRs for medication assisted intubation or RSI. A motion was made to bring the draft training for EMS EMCTS on children and youth with special healthcare needs to an education work group session to address specific scope issues.
Jun 17, 2025·StrategicPlan
Board
Arizona Department Of Health Services Strategies and Approaches 2025
The document outlines the Arizona Department of Health Services' (ADHS) strategies and approaches to the 2024 ADHS Recommendations and Findings for the Arizona Extreme Heat Preparedness Plan. It highlights the collaborative efforts between ADHS and partner organizations to safeguard Arizona communities from extreme heat. Key areas of focus include driving heat relief activities, reducing heat-related illnesses and deaths, preparing for extreme heat, and fostering innovative solutions. The plan emphasizes enhanced statewide coordination, data-driven decision-making, and targeted interventions to protect vulnerable populations.
May 8, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Adhs Bemsts State Trauma Advisory Board Meeting
The meeting included a chair report, bureau report, Trump registry system update, Arizona EMS for Children program update, scope of practice and drug tables reminder, strategic plan update, share update, and certification team updates. The chair report reminded members about the attendance policy and welcomed new members. The bureau report announced staffing updates and new hires. The Trump registry system update focused on an in-person training event. The Arizona EMS for Children program update discussed establishing pediatric emergency care coordinator role guides and recognized six agencies for their pediatric emergency care. Updates were provided on the new scope of practice, drug tables, and strategic plan. The share program update discussed modernizing the case matching process using AI. The certification team provided updates on the eligibility questionnaire and application processes.
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