(a) The term 'hospital' shall be interpreted as meaning each separate clinical location which is operated as part of the designated trauma or specialty center program for the purposes of clinical requirements and (2) In this subtitle, in the case of a designated trauma or specialty center with more than one clinical location: (e) There is a designated individual responsible for clinical oversight at each clinical location. (d) There is a designated individual responsible for administrative oversight at each clinical location and MIEMSS, with the approval of the EMS Board, defined and desig- nated four levels of trauma centers. (c) There is a designated individual with clinical oversight of the designated trauma or specialty center program who is responsible for: (b) There is a designated individual with administrative oversight of the designated trauma or specialty center program (a) Clinical requirements are met at each separate location It incorporates physiologic symptoms with mechanisms of injury and other risk factors into an evidenced-based algorithm ensuring patients at risk for serious injury. (1) A single hospital or one or more hospitals under common ownership may be designated as a single trauma or specialty center program with more than one clinical location if: The Maryland Trauma Decision tree is based on the guidelines developed by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) describing field triage for injured patients. (2) Specialty referral centers, in the appropriate specialty care standards within this subtitle. MIEMSS shall designate a hospital by level of care capability as set forth for: Center to Designation as Level II Trauma Center Los Angeles County Huntington Memorial Hospital 100 West California Blvd. Trauma Centers are categorized into four levels Level I, Level II, Level III and. View our gallery of trauma and burn educational videos that may be helpful to health care providers and the families in your care.A. We are proud that STC provides the highest level of Trauma care available. The only freestanding children’s hospital in the area, Children’s serves as the regional referral center for pediatric trauma care. A care team specially trained in pediatric trauma and burn care, which also provides education to EMS and providers regionally and nationallyĬhildren’s National has the only Level I Pediatric Trauma Center in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area, as verified by the American College of Surgeons.Burn clinics providing outpatient care and continuum of care for discharged patients.An operating room program allowing pain-free dressing under anesthesia MIEMSS Overview Independent state agency Directed by Governor’s EMS Board Oversees and coordinates all aspects of Maryland’s EMS system EMS provider education Licensure/regulation Protocols Communications EMS Base Station, Trauma and Specialty Center Designation Public education Maryland’s EMS System Over 30,000 career and volunteer.A 31-bed Surgical Care Unit for burn patient admissions and care.A 47-bed Pediatric Intensive Care Unit for the most critically burned patients.A 38-room Emergency Department with two trauma and burn resuscitation rooms.The Children’s National Trauma and Burn Center includes: Our team provides high quality burn care to children in Maryland whose geographic location may not allow for timely access to care at Maryland’s in-state pediatric trauma center or other specialty center in Maryland. MIEMSS recognizes Children’s National as best equipped to share the volume of Maryland burn patients with Maryland’s in-state pediatric trauma center.

The Children’s National Trauma and Burn Center in Washington, D.C., was recently designated Maryland’s out-of-state regional pediatric burn center by the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems (MIEMSS).

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