Resources for PECCs
Pediatric Emergency Care Coordinators (PECCs)
PECCs ensure the pediatric perspective is included at EMS agencies by communicating with emergency departments and coordinating pediatric injury prevention activities and education. A 2016 literature review in the Journal of Prehospital Emergency Care concluded that PECCs facilitate optimal care of children in pre-hospital settings. Read fast facts about PECCs to learn more about the importance of this role.
Despite best-practice recommendations, just 21.1% of Wisconsin EMS agencies have PECCs. Join our work to increase the number of PECCs in Wisconsin and help provide children with the best emergency care.
PECC Toolbox
Click on each PECC job responsibility below to see related resources.
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Previous PECC Meetings
Pediatric Emergency Care Coordinator Collaborative Meetings
March 2020 Virtual Meeting
June 2020 Virtual Meeting
September 2020 Virtual Meeting
December 2020 Virtual Meeting
March 2021
Upcoming PECC Meetings
Pediatric Emergency Care Coordinator Collaborative Meetings
PECC Locations in Wisconsin
Click on a map marker to see PECC contacts for that county. Regions are shaded by Wisconsin Regional Trauma Advisory Councils (RTAC): Northwest, North Central, Northeast, Southwest, South Central, Fox Valley and Southeast.
Sign up to become a PECC today
Is your service committed to improving pediatric emergency care? Identify a team member who will ensure pediatric perspectives are included in agency protocols and that pediatric training and equipment are available. Then complete our online commitment form to join the growing network of PECCs in Wisconsin.
Contact Our Staff
Erica Kane
Program Leader
Emergency Care
(414) 337-4572
ekane@chw.org
Brittany Farrell, MS
Project Manager
Emergency Care
(414) 337-4570
bfarrell@chw.org
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1-2-3 EMSC
A quarterly newsletter highlighting pediatric emergency care news and events.
Emergency Medical Services for Children is funded by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Division of Public Health, through the National Emergency Medical Services for Children program, administered by the Health Resources and Services Administration’s Maternal and Child Health Bureau.
