Community Paramedicine – Mobile Integrated Health

Overview

The Community Paramedicine-Mobile Integrated Healthcare (CP-MIH) Committee meets on the fourth Monday of most months (except where Holidays/Holiday travel conflict). It serves as a discussion and information platform for state EMS officials with an interest in the evolving CP-MIH field. The Committee and staff work on projects such as keeping abreast of state statutory and regulatory developments related to CP-MIH. It also offers a forum for related events occurring in states as they are happening.

The  Community Paramedicine Insights Forum (CPIF) is a project sponsored by National Association of State EMS Officials, the National Organization of State Offices of Rural Health, and the Center for Leadership, Innovation and Research in EMS (CLIR).  It is intended to serve as a regular meeting place, educational opportunity and discussion group for those folks trying to establish community paramedicine services or systems on a local, regional or statewide basis.

On the third Monday of most months (not state holidays), a webinar is held that features an insightful presentation and Q&A session based on experiences and lessons learned from efforts to implement and operate community paramedicine programs.

Archives of these meetings are available here under the Archives tab.

For More Information

Kevin McGinnis, MPS, Paramedic Chief (Ret)
NASEMSO Program Manager
mcginnis@nasemso.org