Now Available!
Idaho TSE STEMI Education Module
This education module is available on the TRAIN Idaho website for EMS providers to earn 1hr of CEU. Click on the link below and type in the search field Idaho TSE STEMI Education for EMS. Then click on the Launch button to load the course. Once completed, you can print your certificate. Please contact Maegan Kautz at (208) 334-4904 or email: maegan.kautz@dhw.idaho.gov, if assistance is needed.
Tuesday, December 10, 2019
Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center
999 Curtis Rd
Trauma Office 407, 4th Floor
Boise, ID 83706
9am - 10am
Agenda TBD
The Idaho TSE System meetings are open meetings, and the public is invited to attend. For additional information or to contact the TSE Council...
Contact: Maegan Kautz
Program Specialist, Idaho TSE Program
Telephone: (208) 334-4904
Email: Maegan.Kautz@dhw.idaho.gov
Friday, November 15th - Sunday, November 17th - TSE Region 2 North-Central is hosting an Active Threat Integrated Response Course (ATIRC)/Warm Zone Rescue Training. This three day course is designed to improve integration among law enforcement, fire, and EMS in active shooter events. Ten to fifteen volunteers are needed to role play on November 17th! Please contact Terry Cochran cottonwoodpd.idaho@gmail.com for more information.
Thursday, January 9th - Sunday, January 12th - The 2nd Annual Sun Valley Stroke Conference hosted by St. Luke's Health System. Click here to view the conference's details and highlights. Register today by visiting www.stlukesonline.org/svsc.
Saturday, March 7th - Sunday, March 8th - SAVE THE DATE! It's Grangeville EMT Association's 35th Annual Spring Fling Conference. Online registration available late December. More details to follow.
Feel free to send in your informational flyer to TSE to post about your upcoming community event.
E-mail: tse@dhw.idaho.gov
Welcome to the Idaho Time Sensitive Emergency System website. The Idaho Time Sensitive System was created to address the top three preventable causes of death in Idaho; Trauma, Stroke, and heart attacks. This is a collaborative approach from all stakeholders throughout the state including but not limited to hospitals, EMS agencies, public health districts, and Idaho Department of Health and Welfare.
The Idaho TSE system is modeled on evidence-based care, that addresses public education and prevention, 911 access, response coordination, pre-hospital response, transport, hospital emergency/acute care, rehabilitation and quality improvement. The TSE program creates a seamless transition between each level of care and integrates existing community resources to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs. The Idaho TSE motto;
"Get the right patient, to the right place, at the right time."