048-2 Wyo. Code R. §§ 2-2 - Plan Development
(a) Facilities
shall have a trauma plan that is consistent with the Wyoming Trauma Plan and
these rules and shall include the following:
(i) Summary of the plan;
(ii) Organizational structure;
(iii) System design;
(iv) Objectives;
(v) Implementation schedule; and
(vi) Fiscal impact of the system.
(b) Regional Advisory Councils:
(i) The RAC shall develop a system plan based
on standard guidelines for comprehensive system development. The system plan is
subject to approval by the OEMS. The OEMS shall review the plan to assure that:
(A) All counties within the region have been
included unless a specific county, or portion thereof, has been included within
an adjacent system;
(B) All health
care entities and interested speciality centers have been given an opportunity
to participate in the planning process; and
(C) The following have been addressed:
(I) Access to the system;
(II) Communications;
(III) Medical oversight;
(IV) Prehospital triage criteria;
(V) Diversion protocols;
(VI) Bypass protocols;
(VII) Regional medical control;
(VIII) Facility triage criteria;
(IX) Inter-hospital transfers; and
(X) A quality improvement program that
evaluates the outcome from a system perspective.
(ii) The RACs shall:
(A) Advise the OEMS concerning the statewide
trauma system; and
(B) Establish
trauma education and injury prevention programs.
(iii) The RAC is an entity which functions
without the expectation of state or federal funding.
(iv) The RACs may request technical
assistance from the OEMS.
(v) The
RACs shall not require changes to referral or transport patterns for individual
facilities.
(vi) The RAC shall
provide a report by December 31 each year to the OEMS. This report shall
describe the progress toward system development and include evidence that
members of the RAC are currently involved in trauma care.
(c) Confidentiality.
(i) Data and reports concerning peer review,
quality improvement, or the quality of the trauma care provided by a health
care facility or a health care provider that are produced by a RAC or the WTC
or provided by a health care facility to a RAC or the WTC as well as the
proceedings of those committees concerning peer review and quality improvement
shall be confidential, as required by applicable federal and state laws and
regulations.
(ii) A statistical
report on trauma and trauma care developed by the OEMS that does not identify
specific health care facilities, health care providers, or patients is not
confidential and is considered public information.
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