AEMS Blog
Date: January 2, 2025
Time: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
CE Credits: 2
Join pediatric subject matter experts for in-depth discussions on Sepsis and Bronchiolitis, with practical insights to enhance your care for young patients.
EMS Base Hospital Operations
Simbulance Training Program
Phoenix Children’s Simbulance program was created to help educate, improve patient outcomes, and raise the standard of care, benefiting all neonates, infants, and children facing emergency situations. The Program will provide training to first responders, firefighters, and EMTs responsible for medical oversight, stabilization and prehospital patient care to neonates, infants, and children.
Phoenix Children's EMS and Prehospital Care Conference
October 28, 2024
Phoenix Glendale Hotel & Spa
This conference offers a vital platform to unite, exchange knowledge, and cultivate collaboration in pediatric emergency and trauma care. With your participation and engagement, we can make significant strides in advancing the well-being of our youngest patients. Prepare to be inspired by insightful discussions, cutting-edge research presentations, and practical solutions that will shape the future of pediatric emergency medical services. Let your passion for excellence drive meaningful change in the field.
For more information: https://ems.phoenixchildrens.org/
Please join us for a dynamic educational experience where subject matter experts address the latest perinatal topics.
August 8th and 9th, 2024
NAU High Country Conference Center
201 West Butler Avenue
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Lodging:
Drury Inn and Suites
201 W Butler Avenue
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Continuing Education Credits: 10
Registration: $250
For more information and registration:
OBLS Grant Training Initiative and Study
We are excited to announce a community collaboration that aims to enhance maternal healthcare and improve outcomes in underserved areas across the state of Arizona.
Emerging Topics in Maternal Cardiovascular Disease
February 2, 2024
You are invited to participate in a FREE online OBLS event. The 2nd Annual Obstetric Life Support (OBLS) Conference on 'Emerging Topics in Maternal Cardiovascular Disease' will be held February 2, 2024, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm ET. This one-day virtual conference will explore emerging topics, trends and treatments of maternal medical emergencies and maternal cardiovascular diseases. The target audience are healthcare professionals from pre-hospital and hospital-based sectors across the United States that care for reproductive-age women.
Invited speakers include experts in maternal mortality, cardio obstetrics, resuscitation, maternal stroke and emergency response. Topics are wide-ranging and include discussions on emerging topics in severe maternal morbidity and mortality, modifications of cardiopulmonary resuscitation in pregnancy, special procedures such as extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation used in pregnancy, postpartum maternal cardiac arrest, and preparing first responders for maternal medical emergencies.
The keynote speakers are Dr. Lisa Hollier, the Senior Medical Advisory for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Maternal Mortality Prevention Team based in Washington, D.C. and Dr. Sharon Phelan, a nationally recognized Obstetrics & Gynecology specialist in Albuquerque, NM with over 40+ years of experience in the medical field and a focused interest on maternal cardiac arrest training for prehospital healthcare workers in rural contexts.
For more information, contact: University Events and Conference Services at:
The 2025 changes to the Central Arizona Regional EMS Guidelines (CAREMSG) were approved 11/2024 and go into effect 1/15/2024. The CAREMSG with the 2025 changes are now published on AEMS website.
Click the buttons below for the Guidelines and Overview of the 2025 changes:
Additionally, the below training video has been developed as a resource to review and implement these changes.
We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Franco Castro-Marin for his unwavering dedication, skilled expertise, and generous allocation of time in spearheading the development of this invaluable video resource. His exceptional contributions have been instrumental in helping professionals become more aware of and better understand the changes made to the CARES Guidelines, greatly enhancing their knowledge and proficiency in this regard.
Furthermore, we want to express our deep appreciation to the Central Arizona Region EMS Medical Directors Consortium for their dedicated efforts in both the development and maintenance of the Central Regional Arizona EMS Guidelines. The tireless efforts of all the dedicated individuals involved in shaping the CARES Guidelines have left an indelible mark on our mission, significantly enhancing its effectiveness and reach.
From the Arizona Center for Rural Health
National Rural Health Day is November 16th. This special day showcases the efforts of rural healthcare providers, State Offices of Rural Health, and other rural stakeholders to address the unique healthcare challenges that rural citizens face today and into the future.