Public Information & Education
The role of EMS providers and personnel, in preventing injury and illness, is critical to a functioning EMS system. EMS personnel should partner with the local prevention community whenever possible. It is the LTS EMS Council's goal to mobilize our EMS Personnel to serve as ambassadors within their respective communities and organizations.
Agencies with which the LTS EMS Council currently has partnerships include:
Valuable links and resources to suppliment your local Public Information Programs:
A website designed by "Ready.gov" through the Department of Homeland Security to assist pet owners prepare for disasters. Has downloadable resources to develop readiness supplies, disaster plans, and overall preparedness.
Link to the National Poison Control Web Portal. Download poison information, fact sheets, statistics, or order poison control resource materials on-line. Calling the National Hotline will connect callers with the closest center to their geographic location.
Pennsylvania SafeKids Coalition. Downloadable resource materials on safety, internet usage for kids, traffic safety, guidelines for parents and more.
Injury Prevention Resources for traffic laws, bicycles, trauma, child passenger safety, "drowsy" driving, EMS, motorcycles, new drivers, older drivers, pedestrians, school bus safety, and speed management.
Download resource materials related to injury & illness prevention, education & training, special needs children, products & resources, data collection & research, and State/National Activities.
PENNDOT has created this site for teen drivers.On it, eight young drivers share their stories of driving tragedies (or near tragedies).When you click on one of the drivers you'll hear some of them tell their story as key phrases appear on the screen. After each story ends you can take a quiz ondriving skills. You can also jump right to the quiz for each driver.
Information on Homeland Security & Domestic Preparedness for all ages with recommendations for Individuals, Families, Neighborhoods, Schools, and Businesses.
Developing and sustaining child abuse prevention programs in tough times: An online toolkit. Contains information, tools and examples to help the programs continue their important work of child abuse prevention, faced with recent budget cuts and difficult economic times.
Child Abuse Prevention Resource Available From CSN:CSN has recently released this new web-based resource of state and regional tables and charts depicting the costs of child abuse related injuries. It is available from the Children's Safety Network's Economics and Data Analysis Resource Center (EDARC).
Contains information, tools and examples to help the programs continue their important work of child abuse prevention,
The non-profit agency serving the eastern half of Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey and Delaware, is responsible for recovering and distributing organs and tissues used in life-saving and life-enhancing transplants. Free educational materials available.
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For more information contact: |
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Name: |
Amber Snyder |
Title: |
Regional EMS Field Coordinator |
Office: |
LTS EMS Council |
Email: |
asnyder@lyco.org |
Voice: |
570-433-4461 |
Fax: |
570-433-4435 |