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That's finally a statement for emergency medical services, not a question, with the release of The National EMS Advisory Council's white paper: EMS Makes a Difference—Improved Clinical Outcomes and Downstream Healthcare Saving. This report has been universally praised as a milestone for EMS. Troy Hagen, lead author, will provide an overview of the findings and the latest medical advancements in EMS, and how the results can be used to promote EMS activities and involvement in healthcare reform.
Speaker Bio
Troy Hagen is the director of Ada County Paramedics in Boise, Idaho. Troy has been involved in emergency medical services for 22 years. Troy holds a bachelor of science degree in Biology and a master’s in Business Administration. He is a frequent lecturer on EMS leadership, management, and finance. He also served as Medical Commissioner and Incident Commander for the 2009 Special Olympic World Winter Games. Troy is President-elect for the National EMS Management Association (NEMSMA) and the Finance Committee Chair for the National EMS Advisory Council.