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Welcome and Introductions – Lisa Consie, Chair  \nII. Review of Agenda & Notes  \nIII. Charge of the Workgroup – Provide Recommendation to the Board for:  \n1. Recommendations for Certification of EMTs after March 31, 2016 (Initial & Renewal)  \n2. Statute and Rule Changes Necessary for Implementation of Recommendations  \n3. Recommend additional Statute and Rule Changes Needed (Licensure vs. Certification)  \n4. Recommendations for EMR in Minnesota  \n5. Education Program Approval and Re-Approval Requirements  \nIV. Work Group Charge-1&2-  \n􀁸 Clarification Recommendation 5  \no “All NCCR components taught in Minnesota are administered by MN approved education programs.”  \no Approved – to revisit in two years  \no Completed  \nV. Work Group Charge-3  \n􀁸 Discussion on Licensure versus Certification  \n􀁸 Possible recommendations – offer both? Qualifications?  \nVI. Work Group Charge-4  \n􀁸 Review Emergency Medical Responder Requirements  \n􀁸 Possible recommendations  \nVII. Work Group Charge – 5  \n􀁸 Advisory Committee – Purpose? Membership? Quality Metrics? Course Approval?  \n􀁸 Final Review of Instructor equivalencies; review of informational documents;  \nVIII. Next Meeting Date –?? action  \nIX. Adjourn  \nNote: Additional Documents may be provided at the meeting  \nMembers Attending  \nCathy Anderson, Bill Brandt, Lisa Consie (Chair), Joanne Ewen, Erin Glover, Doug Haffield, Ron Lawler, Pat Lee, Susie Olson, Tia Radant, Brett Rima  \nIf you plan to attend the meeting and need accommodations for a disability, please contact Melody Nagy at (651) 201-2802. In accordance with the Minnesota Open Meeting Law and the Internal Operating Procedures of the Emergency Medical Services Regulatory Board, this meeting notice was posted on June 22, 2016.  \nEMSRB / NREMT NCCP Requirements for EMTs  \nPurpose of Document: The Minnesota Emergency Medical Services Regulatory Board (Board) has adopted the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT)–National Continued Competency Program (NCCP) requirements for ongoing recertification of EMTs in Minnesota. The following information is a guide for EMS personnel at the EMT certification level to follow to complete education requirements in all recertification cycles after April 1, 2016.  \nThe NCCP has three components including the NCCR (National Continued Competency Requirements); LCCR (Local Continued Competency Requirements); and ICCR (Individual Continued Competency Requirements) to complete during an EMS provider’s two (2) year certification period.  \n\n|  | NCCR Hours | LCCR Hours | ICCR Hours | Total Hours |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| EMT | 20 | 10 | 10 | 40 |\n\nEach of these areas is outlined below:  \nNATIONAL Continued Competency Requirements:  \nThe National Continued Competency Requirements (NCCR) replace the material currently taught in the traditional DOT refresher and represent 50%(20 hrs.) of the overall requirements necessary to renew Minnesota and National EMS Certification. Topics included in the National Continued Competency Requirements are updated every four years based upon input obtained from national EMS stakeholders. An overview of the current NCCR topics for the EMT certification level may be found in Attachment A.  \nIndividuals may use a course only once toward the total number of hours required in each topic. Individuals may complete up to 1/3 of the NCCR as Distributive Education (DE; i.e., CECBEMS Designation F3**, video review, directed studies, etc.) . The maximum number of DE hours allowed for EMT certification for the national component can be found in Table 1. The total number of DE hours allowed for the NCCR will be decided by the NREMT’s Continued Competency Committee and will be published wit","cbCaib7hPacePKV6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaib7hPacePKV6","pdf",9167518,110,"English","# Agenda\n## Welcome and Introductions\n## Charge of the Workgroup\n## Work Group Charge-1&2\n## Work Group Charge-3\n## Work Group Charge-4\n## Work Group Charge-5\n## Next Meeting Date and Adjourn\n# EMSRB / NREMT NCCP Requirements for EMTs\n## Purpose of Document\n## NCCP Components and Two-Year Certification Period\n## NCCR Requirements (National Continued Competency)\n## LCCR Requirements (Local Continued Competency)\n## Practice Performance (Skills) Competency","[{\"question\":\"What is the meeting agenda for the Education Standards Post-Transition Workgroup?\",\"answer\":\"The agenda covers welcome and introductions, review of agenda and notes, and a workgroup charge covering EMT certification recommendations, necessary statute and rule changes, recommendations for EMR, and education program approval and re-approval requirements. It also includes discussion items such as licensure versus certification and review of instructor equivalencies.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the three components of the NREMT NCCP for EMTs?\",\"answer\":\"The NCCP includes NCCR (National Continued Competency Requirements), LCCR (Local Continued Competency Requirements), and ICCR (Individual Continued Competency Requirements). These are completed during an EMS provider’s two-year certification period.\"},{\"question\":\"How many hours are required for EMTs in the NCCR, LCCR, and ICCR components?\",\"answer\":\"For EMTs, the table lists 20 hours for NCCR, 10 hours for LCCR, 10 hours for ICCR, for a total of 40 hours.\"}]","Emergency Medical Services Regulatory Board - Education Standards Post-Transition Workgroup Agenda - June 29, 2016 | PDF",1790205212,277]