Illinois EMSC is a collaborative program between the Illinois Department of Public Health and Loyola University Medical Center, aimed at improving pediatric emergency care within our state.  Since 1994, the Illinois EMSC Advisory Board and several committees along with organizations and individuals within the EMS and pediatric communities have worked to enhance and integrate pediatric education, standards, injury prevention and data initiatives into the Illinois EMS system.  The goal of Illinois EMSC is to ensure that appropriate emergency medical care is available for ill and injured children at every point along the continuum of care. 

What's New
	Ron W. Lee, MD-Excellence in Pediatric Care Awards 2010 Application Packet
	H1N1 Flu Information
	IDPH Updates SNS Tamiflu Oral Suspension Distribution State Pandemic Flu Plan (1135k) Tamiflu Instructional Brochures Pandemic Flu Resources  (306k)  (For parents, daycare centers, schools and healthcare providers)
	Instructional Guidelines for Use of Strategic National Stockpile (SNS) Ventilators in the Pediatric Patient (885k)
	Quick Set-Up Guides for the LP-10 and the Uni-VENT Eagle Ventilators (186k)
	Illinois EMSC 15 Year Anniversary
	Pediatric Mild Traumatic Head Injury QI Project
Resources
	Regional Pediatric Resource Directory (375k)
	EMSC WebBoard
	CE Tracker-Network Version
	PublicHealthLearning.com Online Education System (1.11M)
Other Links
	Illinois Poison Center Update!
	Ron W. Lee, MD - Excellence in Pediatric Care Awards
The Illinois EMSC program is supported in part by funding from the Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, Maternal and Child Health Bureau