The following provides a continuation of the committee responsibilities to the TSA-E region:

1. Support safety as a priority and augment safety cultures for all air medical programs.
2. Create and/or maintain collaborative relationships to facilitate optimal excellent clinical care, quality improvement, and safe patient transport.
3. Establish and/or provide support in the development and implementation of standards, guidelines, protocols, and tools to improve air medical operations.
4. Create best practices through shared quality improvement data and processes.
5. Review the helipads/heliports within NCTTRAC TSA-E and recommend guidelines for safe operations and communication.
6. Develop standards and procedures for the purpose and function of the Air Medical Committee.
7. Develop evidence-based pre-hospital guidelines for TSA – E.
8. Organize, support, and/or coordinate community-based education for pre-hospital providers.
9. Create a broad stakeholder representation working to provide an opportunity to share resources leading to the development, operation, and evaluation of safe air medical service efforts within the 19 counties served.

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Committee Voting Representatives

In accordance with NCTTRAC Bylaws Article IX, there is a voting core group of voting representatives identified that comprises the Air Medical Committee. Represented organizations/agencies provide Air Medical services in TSA-E and maintain NCTTRAC Membership in good standing.

The core group of the Air Medical Committee shall be comprised of primary or delegated representatives from air medical NCTTRAC Member organizations in good standing.

The identified core group will be composed of the following Air Medical service providers in TSA-E:

• • Air Evac Lifeteam
  • CareFlite Air
  • Children’s Medical Center Dallas Transport
  • Cook Children’s Teddy Bear Transport
  • Medical City Dallas Transport
  • PHI Air Medical