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This is a discussion on Prices on your website within the Hunting Africa forums, part of the HUNT AFRICA category; I just had to post about this. I will never understand why certain outfitters don't post their daily rate and ...
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I just had to post about this. I will never understand why certain outfitters don't post their daily rate and trophy fee prices on their websites! As a consumer and agent, the first thing i want to see is a price list. As soon as i can't find that or i'm told to "contact for more details" i immediately look elsewhere.
Am i alone in this or does that bother anyone else?
Last edited by TOM; 12-01-2010 at 02:09 PM. Reason: I tried to edit my title but can't.Tom
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I'm in the same boat. Unfortunately, I'm not rolling in money, so I have to have some idea of price. When I don't see pricing or I see "contact for more details", I assume that I cannot afford to hunt with the outfitter and I move on. Also, if an outfitter is way out of my price range, I don't want to be bothering them.
I'm sure that I am passing up some safari companies that would be in my price range, but since there are many to choose from, I look at the ones that are "up front" with the daily fees and trophy fees.
An exception would be outfitters that have posted hunts, daily rates and trophy fees on AH. Since I have some idea of cost, I would go to the next step and send an email for more information.
Thanks for starting this thread. I thought it was just me that was bothered by this...
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Yeah I'm with you on this Tom. I will sometimes go ahead and "contact for more details" if I'm really interested. But most of the time I see this as a "If you have to ask you can't afford it" type message, very big turn off for me.
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From a non client point of view , i must agree with you. When I shop online for something, and the price is not there for me to see, I look somewhere else immediately.
But , you've got it spot on. No matter how good and recognised of a merchant you are, price will always play a roleMarius Goosen
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yes i am in the same boat as the others, if they do not advertise a price then i assume that i cannot afford to hunt with this outfitter and i move on.
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I don't like poorly designed websites, and it irritates me when daily fees, trophy fees, charter flight fees, airport pick up fees, taxidermy drop-off fees...etc. aren't posted. Some owners do that so you have to contact them and they can call you or email you a tailor made package hunt....that way they have a contact list....and send you periodic information about their operation. I like to shop around and not be sales talked...I get plenty of that at work. A good website....should be a great starter for a sales pitch later!!!!
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Here is a website from a very respectable outfitter...has a beautiful ad in the Nov/Dec. SCI Safari Magazine.....Great outfit but....where are the pricelists etc. ?
Kambako African Safaris - Mozambique, Africa
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Great outfit....needs a better website!
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These are two great examples.
Leeukop's website tells you nearly everything.
When I looked at the other one last week, I didn't even save it to my "next hunt" folder. (A very reputable company, but I figured I couldn't afford it...)
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This is very insightful indeed and thanks Tom for starting this thread.
In spite of listing my Daily Rates on my website I would still get enquiries from folks who would ask: "I am interested in a 10 day hunt for X,Y and Z species... Can you tell me what my safari would cost me?" Well, I thought it was quite simple... multiply the advertised Daily Rates by the number of days you wanted to hunt, add the Trophy Fees for the species you were after and you knew what it would cost... Why ask someone for a quote if all the details were available on the website already?
Then an Outfitter (deceased now after being trampled by an elephant) who ran a very successful Outfit here in the vicinity told me he wasn't advertising his rates on the web - reason being that - "if someone had to ask what it cost to hunt with him he couldn't afford it anyways..."
Well, I removed the section pertaining to Daily Rates from my website and replaced this with something to the effect of: "Daily Rates are determined by the number of clients in the hunting party, the duration and type of hunt, etc. etc. please contact us for further details"
Guess what? The average number of online enquiries I received per month halved! Funny thing was that my Daily Rates were on par with (if not cheaper than) most of the other guys in the business.
Needless to say - my current rates are back up on my site again...Chris Troskie / Chris Troskie Safaris - South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe & Mozambique
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For me, I just don't want to be bothered running through all the nickels and dimes to arrive at the final cost. Establishing that for me saves me time and also garners my trust.
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One reason I ask how much even if daily rates and trophys are posted is I want to find out any hidden costs like pickup and dropoff, trophy prep, vat and others.
If trophy fees and daily rates are not either in a brochure or their website I decide it is not worth my time. How do I know the prices I am quoted are the same prices that anyone else would get quoted. I think it just says something to be upfront. I have never asked for a quote, but I have asked about packages even when their were published daily rates and trophy fees. You never know what you will come across when hunting, so how can you have a complete upfront price and stick to it, if you never connect with the kudu, but a bushbuck comes out at 100 yards and just stares at you?
We try to make hunts personal, and about camaraderie, but in the end it is a financial transaction, and most hunters can not write checks for any amount. Unless you have many repeat hunters, and/or a waiting list, prices are a must.
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When I was searching for my plain games hunt this past year and when I ran across outfitter sites that requested contact for pricing I passed up immediately. I go on the theory if I have to ask then more than likely I can't afford it anyway. - Steve
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I believe Phil has it right and that we in the US are use to pricing for a specific animal or animals on a hunt here in North America. As a consumer myself a package offering from the outfitter seems to be the easiest thing to consider. Perhaps once a pkg is selected the hunter can then talk about additional animals or substitution of animals in the package and the cost to do that.
Price the packages as all inclusive of everything but taxidermy, tips, and transportation. That way everyone can reduce the running through nickels and dimes to figure out how much it will actually cost them.
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Hi Enysse,
Thank you for the compliment!Leeukop Safaris - South Africa
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I for one agree! When I come across a website that does not list the prices, I simply press back and look for the next. I really like it when the prices for everything, especially animals, are listed. As buyers, it is our right to know everything.
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Prices are very important there is only a very small amount of people who can afford to go no matter what the price is and with the current ecomomic market its needed as most everyone is on a shoestring budget and needs to know what the cost will be from a-z.Frederik Cocquyt, Outfitter and Professional Hunter
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Hey Guys I'm in the same boat my hunts are based on what I can save for and not always what I would like to hunt for. When I see websites that states price on request I move on to the next one it takes me back to what a friend once said "if you have to ask then you can't afford it". Bob
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So, maybe the president should have kept his mouth shut? Obama is the one that said Chemical weapons represent a "red Line" that can't be crossed. Now that they have crossed it... it just shows him for the weak, do nothing Commander in Cheif that our enemies know him to be. Thats why no one is afraid of us anymore. We have a leader who is all talk and no action... even punks from other countries can attack us and barely be called a terrorist.
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Like Vera most.
And she was clever to choose the right shoes.
( they cover the white feet )
[quote user="giane"]^lols @ Francesca.. she really made my day!!! haha[/quote]
Schiavone... a pearl from the Boot-Leg country of the Med-Zone.
Would be nice to see her slide on clay again. :D
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
1. Vera Zvonareva vs. Jelena Jankovic (from 17.00 hrs)2. Caroline Wozniacki vs. Elena Dementieva3. Francesca Schiavone vs. Samantha Stosur
Round Robin play begins in the Khalifa late Tuesday afternoon at 17:00 Doha time. Three matches will be played daily, shown by Eurosport, The Tennis Channel (US), and likely others--Star, maybe al-Jazeera, etc. Streams will show all singles matches.
Start: 17:00 Doha, 22:00 Manila, 18:00 Moscow, 16:00 CEST, 15:00 BST (14:00 GMT) 10:00 EDT (US)
Maroon Group White Group1 Caroline Wozniacki 2 Vera Zvonareva4 Francesca Schiavone 3 Kim Clijsters5 Samantha Stosur 6 Jelena Jankovic7 Elena Dementieva 8 Victoria Azarenka
Doha draw: http://www.wtatour.com/S...posting/2010/808/MDS.pdf
Davaiii, Russia-girlz!!! [H]
[quote user="shrapi"]Who is Bepa ?[/quote]
That's "Vera" in Russian Cyrillic characters--not really a "B" & a "p", they just resemble then. [8-|]
[quote user="nazarik"]At the end of Day 2 Vera and Sam are really impressive[Y],fully deserved their wins,Kim won today,but it was unconvincing against half sick Jelena,Danish Polish Barbie doll wasnt at her best as well,too many unforced errors today,not accurate enough,for her style of play accuracy is the most important thing,Piotr the Father was furios,but it didnt help...Azarenka played well .but for her match ag.Kim will be decisive,and Schiavone also has a chance,as to Dementieva...I Dont Know what to expect...reallly dissapoiting first match ag. Wozniacki...and JJ is the clear outsider,unfortunately[/quote]
Damn! [H] Glad to hear from you. (Check your PMs). I was starting to think I was the only one who could still get in here. (As noted on my Auckland message, the main site is in transition & perhaps no one can link thru there to the forum.
Elena D had/has an ankle injury & movement is limited. But according to Thursday's lineup, she and JJ are still hanging tough against demands from the press & probably the WTA to drop out (so they can get Shahar Peer on court in Doha.) [:P]
Yeah! Let's hear it for Sam! Aussie-girl made my day. [Y] Kudos to "mentally tough" Vera Z, too! [;)]
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Khalifa Tennis Complex (from 17.00hrs)1. Samantha Stosur vs. Elena Dementieva2. Caroline Wozniacki vs. Francesca Schiavone3. Kim Clijsters vs. Victoria Azarenka
Hi,Paul! I ll check pm in few min.time[H]
What about site transition and how can it affect the forum?[:^)]
OMG,Shahar at YEC ???? Nightmare [:@]
We're lucky the forum is still here--however, there is precedent. When there were several months between Dementieva's old & new sites, a small forum continued to function in the interim.
The deal is, one must come directly here to http://cs.mariasharapova.com/forums/ There is no main page to link from, you see? Still, I don't have a clue why you and I seem to be here alone. I KNOW a number of members were coming directly here because we had to report to tghem often about new stuff on the main page. [*-)]
Getting both alternates in the game is precisely what Bradnam & (to a lesser degree) Reed are demanding on British Eurosport--you know their only interest is Peer. But to do that, either BOTH JJ & Elena would have to withdraw or get one of them to drop AND pay off Li Na to pull out. All that gets kinda complicated to sell as [8] it just happened that way... [8] [;)]
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The deal is, one must come directly here to http://cs.mariasharapova.com/forums/ There is no main page to link from, you see? Still, I don't have a clue why you and I seem to be here alone. I KNOW a number of members were coming directly here because we had to report to tghem often about new stuff on the main page. [*-)][/quote]
The problem is,by going straight onto the forum,it doesn't always log you straight in as your username. If your history is cleared(as some people's are everytime they log off) you will just be on here as a guest and will have to sign in from the main page,which is impossible at the moment...
[quote user="nazarik"]Hey,Paul,really,I noticed Irvino was here about 20 min ago I read his name among who is on line...maybe you just missed it cos at that time it were only me and Irvino on line[8-|][/quote]
Could be. My forums page doesn't seem to refresh much unless I shut down.
[quote user="midaso"]
Sounds right. An upside of this doggy old [co] is that it's difficult to clear history even if I want to. I haven't had to sign in since like, for-ev-er. But that may have me stuck with access thru an unreliable rig. Wish you guys would PM me your email addys "just in case" we get totally cut off...
Lena played good match today,showed her fighting spirit and deserved her victory against in form sam,well done ,Lena![Y]
p.s. Vika lost to Kim in 3 sets,good match,but there was no fight in the final set,cos Vika I think was extremely tired,anyway,wish her good luck next year![:)]
Indeed! [Y] Old Chris Bradnam on Brit Eurosport really had crap on his face (after all that talk yesterday about how she oughta be forced out). Of course, his response is just to despise her more but what's new--we know where that basterd is on all Russian players now. I'm not sure whether Elena still has a shot at the semifinals or not. But she's got $200K now and a win against Francesca would make it $300K, so, what the hell?
Vika acquitted herself well. Unclear whether she was cramping in the 3rd or if it might be an injury. Anyway, she's still a contender against JJ, so maybe she can get her $200K yet.
Any readers who can't sign in: Check back a bit later. I'm gonna post some thoughts for the future of our communications. [H]
Well, I'm not really interested in the final.
Think Clijsters should win.
Well, she did. Clijsters by 63 57 63. Congrats, Kimmy. [H]
Whatever schemes were floated to the contrary, the YEC then transitioned to Istanbul for 2011-2014 as promised. President of the Türkiye Tenis Federasyonu, Mrs Ayda Uluç'un (hope I have that correct) received the flag.
The Istanbul YECs will be played INDOORS, in the fine new Ataköy'deki Sinan Erdem Sports Hall, under construction now.
WTA is NOT going to have the total CONTROL of every aspect they enjoyed in the emirate. Istanbul has its own very experienced team for organizing large sporting events. Also, they may not be able to dominate the media feed. CNN TÜRK, TJK, NTV Spor and other national broadcasters will opt to be the host.
And there's the simple fact: While relatively new, Turkey is a real tennis country. [H] I have positive feelings for this.


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Mon - Sat, 11:30am - 3pm; Mon - Sun, 5pm - 10pm
Neighborhoods: Palm Park
Awful service – We waited 20 minutes to be seated and another 30 for our order to be taken. Then they calculated the mandatory 18% gratuity post tax. The food was not that great.
Don't be fooled by the 4 star rating – I can't believe that people would actually give the restaurant 4 stars. The food was not edible, the meat was extremely dry, and it had no flavor at all. I eat Thai food frequently and this is by far the worst food. How do these people stay in business.
Spicy Food, Sweet Staff – This is one of my favorite Thai places, due in part to their excellent food, but also because of the super nice staff. The husband and wife team who run the place are hard working and very nice, they've always gone above and beyond to make sure we have a good meal. And we always do, because their food is excellent. They do yellow curries like nobody's business, the mus-a-mun curries are top notch, the chicken/potato dumplings have the best crust, and the spice level of the food will challenge even the most fire retardant palates. I learned to my detriment that while medium spicy may be tolerable in their food, their soups magnify the spice five fold. They have a variety of changing special fish dishes which are always excellent, and though it is not on the menu, our favorite dish there is the special crispy chicken. Good for vegetarians, they have an entire vegetarian menu. This is a great place for groups with a variety of dietary restrictions, there's something for everyone. It's a very small, unassuming place, but you can almost always walk in and get a table without waiting, the location is a bit tricky, and I think people tend to pass right by it without realizing that they're missing out on great food because of it's humble appearance. It is located in a small shopping complex with a small parking lot out front, the entrance to the lot is on the cross street, Palm Park.
The worse ever! – I ordered to go for lunch. I got lost looking for the place so it took me a while to get there. The person working there calls me on my cell phone and starts giving me attitude about me being late and how its taking me a long time.. even after me telling him I got lost and just found the restaurant! And granted.. I was only about 15 min. late of the time I said I'd be there by. So I get there, and I don't know if they were mad at the fact I was late, but the Pad Thai I ordered was the worse ever! It was super salty to the point where I could not even eat half of it and had no substance. The egg rolls were soggy and the filling was not appetizing at all! I would never go back!
Best Thai food on the Peninsula!!! – I can't say enough about the Woodside Thai Spot. Every dish is excellent. The yellow chicken curry is exceptional and I can't find a word to describe the mussaman beef. The restaurant itself is small with a family style atmosphere and the owner and staff are always pleasant and courteous. I live on the northern end of the peninsula and make the drive to Redwood City for the Woodside Thai Spot as often as I can. I have yet to find a better Thai experience.
Terrible food – There was essentially nothing worthwhile about our dinner at Woodside Thai Spot. The food was just downright terrible. I would go so far as to say it was almost not even edible. We threw away most of our food, and saved what we could for our cats. Avoid this restaurant! I hope we find better Thai food in this area...
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H.R.487 - Primary Care Workforce Access Improvement Act of 2013113th Congress (2013-2014)
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Bam! Who's next? (Ooooh)
If I were President, if I were President
I'd make sure all the money spent
Onnnnnnnn, good things
I wouldn't have no lint in my pocket
I'd rock it rock it I'd shock it
I would not jock the fact that there are
Rich people in the world because yo I got a girl
And she needs new clothes and I need new sneakers
And that's all I know
If I were President, if I were President
If I were President, IF I WERE PRESIDENT!
If I was President (what would you do?)
I would not carry, oh no spare change
I would just rearrange, the whole government structure
Cause there seems to be something that's
Messing with the flucture of the money (what?)
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So I'm, looking at my wallet and I do not have a buck
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Alleged 'out of nowhere' assault concerns judgeFebruary 20,2013By Brent Curtis
Jacob A. Vandenburgh is only 18 years old, but a Rutland judge decided his young age was less a factor in setting bail than the allegations that he hospitalized a man last week for apparently little reason.
"He's only 18 years old and I'm torn about that ... and yet the allegations appear to be quite serious and involved a violent assault that seemingly came out of nowhere," Judge Nancy Corsones said during Vandenburgh's arraignment Tuesday in Rutland criminal court.
The Rutland man, listed as a transient but with a number of family members in the area according to court records, pleaded innocent to a felony charge of aggravated assault and a misdemeanor count of unlawful mischief.
The charges were brought against him following an altercation police said Vandenburgh had with a motorist at the intersection of West and Wales streets Feb. 15.
The violence that concerned the judge was spelled out in an affidavit filed by Rutland City Police who said the man Vandenburgh punched, Kevin Tanner, 47, was knocked unconscious and had multiple facial bones broken.
Hours after the incident, Tanner couldn't remember his name, date of birth or the assault, police said
Public defender Mary Kay Lanthier said Vandenburgh could stay with his grandmother if released. She asked for 24-hour-a-day curfew rather than the $5,000 bail sought by the prosecution.
"He's unemployed, so there's no way he could meet that amount," Lanthier said.
Corsones agreed that the bail request was too high, but she also said a curfew didn't go far enough to supervise Vandenburgh.
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Stephan Meade, 18, has been working with South Simcoe Police since September, assisting the service with vehicle detailing. Stephan has a keen interest in automobiles and enjoys working with police cars.
"I really like working at the police station," says Stephan. "Working on the police cars is really neat."
In just a few months, Stephan has progressed from working with a full-time job coach to working independently on the vehicles.
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Facility Categorization Toolbox
Hospitals and emergency departments are not alike: in addition to basic services, individual facilities may also specialize in the provision of certain types of care or specific clinical conditions. The concept of categorizing healthcare facilities with regard to specialized capabilities and/or resources is not new: trauma, burn, perinatal, and stroke centers have existed for years or even decades. Facility categorization has also become associated with regionalization, the notion of identifying available health resources within a given area and coordinating healthcare services to meet the needs of specific patient populations.
The 2006 Institute of Medicine (IOM) report Emergency Care for Children: Growing Pains support the categorization of emergency care for children. Experts agree that a categorization system for hospitals capable of providing essential resources for children should have the following services in place:
pediatric-specific equipment;
caregivers (i.e. nurses and physicians) trained in pediatric emergency/resuscitation care;
pediatric-specific policies and protocols;
a system in place for monitoring pediatric care and performance improvement;
organized transfer processes, such as interfacility agreements and guidelines facilitating movement of pediatric patients and resources as necessary; and
processes to assure family integration
Note: The EMSC NRC has developed separate toolboxes on Pediatric Equipment, Family-centered Care, and Interfacility Transfer. Please review these toolboxes for additional resources that may also apply to the broader term "facility categorization."
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EMSC State Partnership Performance Measures. To measure the effectiveness of federal grant programs, the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) requires grantees to report on specific performance measures related to their grant funded activities. The measures are part of the Government Performance Results Act (GPRA).
EMSC performance measures address operational capacity to provide pediatric emergency care, including the existence of a standardized statewide, territorial, or regional systems that recognize hospitals capable of stabilizing and /or managing pediatric medical emergencies and trauma (see PMs 74 and 75). (Accessed November 2011).
- Best Practices: A Guide for State Partnership Grantees on the Implementation of EMSC Performance Measures. This EMSC NRC booklet contains additional information regarding the EMSC State Partnership performance measures, and includes best practices from state activities related to facility categorization, as well as interfacility transfer agreements. (June 2009).
- EMSC Webcasts. This section of the EMSC NRC website includes links to upcoming and archived webcasts, including the following:
- Working Beyond Borders and In Partnership to Create a Pediatric Recognition System. This April 8, 2011, webcast examines Georgia EMSC's effort to develop a pediatric recognition system. To assure they understood what this undertaking would involve and to tap into the experience of others, the Georgia EMSC program staff sought the support and guidance of the California EMSC team. The webcast provides an overview of how Georgia EMSC established the partnership, what they learned and how they intend to proceed thus far. (April 2011).
- State of Emergency Department Preparedness for Children: Release of Joint Statement – A Consensus on the Essentials. This February 23, 2010, online presentation provides additional information relevant to the 2009 Guidelines for Care of Children in the Emergency Department endorsed by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP), and the Emergency Nurses Association (ENA). The webcast site also links to relevant downloadable documents, including a list of helpful links and resources (February 2010).
ESI for Pediatric Triage. This March 25, 2010, webcast provides information on the Emergency Severity Index – a system of triaging patients based on the time-sensitivity and resource utilization requirements of their cases – as related to pediatric emergency care. (March 2010).
Making Trauma Systems Work for Injured Children – EMSC Performance Measures Can Make a Difference, an Internet Archive Webcast. Developed by the EMSC NRC, this webcast covers topics such as:
- pediatric field triage and transfer of the injured child to appropriate resources;
- system processes that assure appropriate resources for critically ill and injured children; and
- critical components of pediatric trauma care that contribute to improved outcomes. (September 2006).
Joint Policy Statement for Guidelines for Care of Children in the Emergency Department. Endorsed by the AAP's Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine, ACEP's Pediatric Committee, and ENA's Pediatric Committee, these guidelines outline the essential resources (medications, equipment, policies, and education) and staff to ensure that hospital emergency departments are prepared to care for children of all ages, from neonates to adolescents. The guidelines are consistent with the recommendations of the IOM 2006 report Future of Emergency Care in the United States Health System, and are also available online through the ACEP website (Published in Pediatrics September 2009).
Guidelines Checklist. In accordance with the AAP, ACEP, and ENA 2009 Guidelines for Care of Children in the ED, this checklist allows healthcare facilities to assess their own preparedness to manage pediatric emergencies. (2010).
Pediatric Regional Critical Care Hospitals: White Paper on Evidence and Improvement Opportunities in New York. This White Paper reports on an evaluation of pediatric critical care services undertaken by the New York State EMSC Advisory Committee. The White Paper summarizes published research regarding outcomes at high volume pediatric regional critical care hospitals versus other facilities. Potential barriers interfering with access to pediatric critical care facilities in New York are described. The paper also offers approaches that should be considered for improvement of critical care services for children in New York. One of the recommendations from this White Paper includes establishing an "authority and a process necessary to designate facilities appropriate for pediatric critical care." (February 2008).
American Academy of Pediatrics
AAP News: Policy Offers Blueprint for Care of Children in the ED. This AAP commentary piece provides background information and a concise summary of the key recommendations contained in the 2009 Guidelines for Care of Children in the Emergency Department. (November 2009).
Summary of Guidelines for Care of Children in the Emergency Department. This PowerPoint presentation summarizes the Joint Policy statement of the Guidelines for Care of Children in the Emergency Department. (Accessed November 2011).
- Clinical Report: Facilities and Equipment for the Care of Pediatric Patients in a Community Hospital. This Clinical Report provides guidance to community hospitals on essential furnishing, equipment, policies/procedures, referral networks, and transfer arrangements for the care of pediatric patients. (September 2007).
Consensus Report for Regionalization of Services for Critically Ill or Injured Children. A joint publication of the AAP and the pediatric sections of the American College of Critical Care Medicine (ACCCM), this document establishes recommendations for regionalized, integrated emergency medical care for critically ill or injured children. (January 2000).
Pediatric Care Recommendations for Freestanding Urgent Care Facilities. Given that free standing urgent care centers may be used as an alternative to hospital emergency departments, this policy statement of AAP's Committee on Pediatric Emergency Medicine addresses recommendations and resources for assuring appropriate stabilization in pediatric emergency situations and timely transfer to a hospital for definitive care when necessary. (Reaffirmed September 2011).
Management of Pediatric Trauma. This article states that improving outcomes for the injured child requires an approach that recognizes childhood injury as a significant public health problem. Efforts should be made to improve injury-prevention programs, emergency medical care, and trauma systems for pediatric patients. The pediatric trauma system functions best as part of the inclusive EMS, trauma, and disaster response system for the region or state. It has been shown that younger and more seriously injured children have better outcomes at a trauma center within a children's hospital or at a trauma center that integrates pediatric and adult trauma services. (April 2008).
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Availability of Pediatric Services and Equipment in Emergency Departments: United States, 2002-03. Containing the results of the Emergency Pediatric Services and Equipment Supplement to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's 2002-3 National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, this report presents estimates on the availability of pediatric services, expertise, and supplies for treating pediatric emergencies in U.S. hospitals. Results indicate that emergency departments in hospitals with specialized inpatient facilities for children are more likely to meet the AAP/ACEP guidelines for pediatric emergency care capabilities. (February 2006).
Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine
Pediatric Patients in the Adult Trauma Bay–Comfort Level and Challenges. "Most pediatric trauma patients are cared for in non-children's hospitals by providers without pediatric specialty training and in facilities that may not be used to caring for children. Children have different physiologic and psychologic responses to injury than adults. Several studies have shown that pediatric trauma patients have improved outcomes with lower mortality, fewer operations, and improved function when cared for in pediatric facilities or adult trauma centers with pediatric expertise. Limitations in the availability of pediatric specialists require that all hospitals be prepared to effectively and successfully treat pediatric trauma patients." (Clinical Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Vol 11, Issue 1, pp 48-56, March 2010).
Care of the Pediatric Patient in the Emergency Setting. This position statement articulates ENA's support for emergency departments seeking designation as: emergency pediatric centers, emergency departments approved for pediatrics, and stand-by emergency departments for pediatrics, or similar designations as determined by individual states. (May 2007).
Emergency Care for Children: Growing Pains. The IOM Committee on the Future of Emergency Care in the United States Health System was convened in 2003 to examine the state of emergency care in the U.S. and to create a vision for the future of emergency care. In 2006, the committee released "Growing Pains," an analysis of: (1) the role of pediatric emergency services as an integrated component of the overall health system; (2) system-wide pediatric emergency care planning, preparedness, coordination, and funding; (3) pediatric training in professional education; and (4) research in pediatric emergency care. With its call for an over-arching system of emergency care that is coordinated, regionalized, and accountable, this publication contains numerous references to the need for pediatric emergency facility categorization. (2007).
Society of Critical Care Medicine
Guidelines and Levels of Care for Pediatric Intensive Care Units. Written in part by the Society of Critical Care Medicine, these guidelines discuss the scope of pediatric critical care services in terms of: (1) organizational and administrative structure, (2) hospital facilities and services, (3) personnel, (4) drugs and equipment, (5) quality monitoring, and (6) training and continuing education. (2004).
EMSC State and Territory Program Mandates
The following are examples of state and territorial laws related to EMSC performance measures 74 (The percent of hospitals recognized through a statewide, territorial, or regional standardized system that are able to stabilize and/or manage pediatric medical emergencies) and 75 (The percent of hospitals recognized through a statewide, territorial, or regional standardized system that are able to stabilize and/or manage pediatric trauma emergencies).
Many of these laws were enacted prior to the establishment of the performance measures and may not be an exact match to each performance measure. For example, a law may only apply to the state's trauma system as opposed to the entire EMS system. Therefore, these examples are meant to be a starting point and not a one-size-fits-all model. Some laws cited below may not be sufficient to achieve the EMSC priorities, but instead may be helpful as examples of how other states regulate EMSC activities.
Performance Measure 74/75 (Facility Designation) Regulations
Florida Department of Health: Trauma Center Standards
The Florida Department of Health has developed a pamphlet that outlines the standards for trauma center across the state. The contents of this pamphlet are "based in part on the standards published in the 1998 version of this pamphlet, in part on the guidelines published in the American College of Surgeons' Resources for Optimal Care of the Injured Patient: (2006), and in part on the experience gained during site surveys conducted at Florida trauma center applicant hospitals since 1990."
The pamphlet is broken into chapters that define standard trauma system terms, the standards for Level I & Level II trauma centers, and standards for pediatric trauma centers. (January 2010).
Illinois EMSC Facility Recognition Program
Since 1998, more than 100 Illinois hospitals (including two in Iowa) have received recognition by the Illinois Department of Public Health and the EMSC Program through the Illinois EMSC Facility Recognition initiative. This voluntary program serves to identify the readiness and capabilities of healthcare facilities and staff for providing optimal pediatric emergency and critical care.
Hospitals with enhanced pediatric emergency care resources and abilities can apply for one of three levels of voluntary recognition:
Facilities with pediatric intensive care units that can provide specialty inpatient pediatric services can seek designation as a Pediatric Critical Care Center (PCCC);
Hospitals that can provide comprehensive emergency services and meet pediatric emergency care requirements can be recognized as Emergency Departments Approved for Pediatrics (EDAP); and
Hospitals that can provide pediatric stabilization and have transfer agreements in place when more definitive care is indicated can be categorized as Standby Emergency Departments for Pediatric (SEDP).
According to the Illinois EMSC Program, hospitals seeking one of these voluntary designations receive a site visit by the EMSC program staff to verify that the emergency department and pediatric department are capable of meeting the following key pediatric care standards based on the level being applied for:
Professionals specially trained in pediatric emergency and critical care;
Adequate staffing and provisions for pediatric consultation and backup;
Availability of essential pediatric equipment, supplies and medication;
Protocols for the treatment of critically ill and injured children, and protocols to assist in the transfer process;
Conduction of pediatric quality improvement activities.
Finally, the Illinois EMSC Facility Recognition web page also includes links to a variety of resources relevant to facility categorization. These include: a list of recognized hospitals, a list of requirements for each level of categorization, a slide presentation reviewing the Facility Recognition Program, and a link to the contents of an AAP/ACEP pediatric toolkit CD-ROM containing information on the resources, equipment, and staffing needed to ensure that hospitals are adequately prepared for pediatric emergencies. (Accessed November 2011).
For additional information about the Illinois Facility Recognition program, see "A Statewide Model Program to Improve Emergency Department Readiness for Pediatric Care," published in the Annuals of Emergency Medicine, Vol 54, Issue 2, pp 198-204, August 2009.
Oklahoma initiated EMSC State Partnership performance measures 74 and 75 by utilizing the statewide Trauma Advisory Committee established by the Governor's Task Force. Research findings from a 1992 Oklahoma EMSC research project on pediatric equipment availability and gaps in emergency medical care helped provide the committee with evidence needed to encourage inclusion of pediatrics within the state's existing trauma system.
To establish the guidelines for pediatric categorization/recognition, Oklahoma EMSC then utilized the Emergency Department Approved for Pediatrics (EDAP) standards and the American College of Surgeons (ACS) standards for Level 1, II, III, and IV trauma centers. The state Department of Health added strength to the process by developing mandates requiring that that all facilities with emergency departments be categorized at one of the four ACS levels. As a result of these collaborative efforts, pediatrics was ultimately included in the state's rules and regulations on facility categorization.
For information about Oklahoma's process toward establishing a facility categorization program, see the EMSC NRC publication Best Practices: A Guide for State Partnership Grantees on the Implementation of EMSC Performance Measures.
Tennessee Department of Health
Through its Board for Licensing Healthcare Facilities, Tennessee's Department of Health has official Rules and Regulations establishing mandatory Standards for Pediatric Emergency Care Facilities. These statewide criteria define the characteristics of hospitals licensed to provide pediatric emergency care, addressing minimum requirements for pediatric regional networking, interfacility transfer agreements, equipment, staffing and resources, education and training, quality monitoring and improvement, and standards of care protocols among other pertinent topics.
Tennessee standards further classify pediatric emergency care facilities into four separate categories based on their ability to provide emergency medical services to children as described below:
Comprehensive regional pediatric healthcare facilities provide comprehensive specialized pediatric medical and surgical care to acutely ill or injured children and serve as regional referral centers.
General pediatric healthcare facilities have separate inpatient pediatric services and departments of pediatrics within their medical infrastructure.
Primary pediatric healthcare facilities provide basic services, have limited capabilities for the management of minor pediatric inpatient problems, and may accept appropriate regional pediatric transfers only when more specialized care center are unavailable.
Basic pediatric healthcare facilities identify, stabilize, and transfer critically ill or injured children. (Accessed November 2011).
Getting Started, Staying Involved: An EMSC Toolkit for Family Representatives. This EMSC NRC publication, developed for parents and caregivers interested in EMSC, includes sections addressing the importance of hospital recognition for pediatrics. It also contains advice for families on how to work with state EMSC Advisory Committees to develop standardized systems for categorizing facilities based on their ability to stabilize and/or manage pediatric medical and traumatic emergencies. (2008).
American Academy of Pediatrics
When Your Child Needs Emergency Medical Services. This tip sheet for families and caregivers provides information on how to react to pediatric healthcare emergencies, including what to bring to the emergency department, and how to communicate with emergency care providers. (Accessed November 2011).
What is a Pediatric/Neonatal Critical Care Transport Team? Developed by the AAP's Section on Transportation Medicine, this document provides explanation on the need for and composition of pediatric-specific transport teams. (2004).
American College of Emergency Physicians
Emergency Care of Children. This fact sheet answers questions that parents may have about emergency care for children, such as:
Which local emergency department is best for your child?
What role do pediatric emergency specialists play in the care of your child?
What are emergency physicians doing to improve the care of children?
How do you make sure your child gets appropriate treatment in an emergency? (Accessed November 2011).


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Newly added states include Holland, Belgium, Portugal, Greece, Turkey, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Luxembourg, Cyprus, Slovenia, Slovakia, Croatia, Romania, Bulgaria, Bosnia Herzegovina, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, the Ukraine, Belarus, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Malta, Iceland, numerous micro states and even western parts of Russia, reaching as far as Moscow. Dr Zipf also told Linux Magazine the number of scientific projects taking advantage of the OpenLS Routing Service, from catastrophe prediction to NASA's Worldwind, is continuously rising, and the amount of data processed has grown dramatically.
The multi-lingual service includes routing for cars, pedestrians and cyclists plus "Points of Interest" (POI) information taken from the yellow pages, and includes "Avoid Area" warnings and "Via Points". The free OpenLS Routing Service can be accessed through the Web Map Service (WMS), and thanks to the AndNav software, Google's Android system can also put the service to mobile use.
The Open Route Service project was developed by Pascal Nies and associates of the Cartography Research Group at the Bonn University. The data was collected from the free map service OpenStreetMap.
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Munich Adopts Kolab
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Phone vendor partnerships bring Mark Shuttleworth's dream of Ubuntu on a phone a step closer to reality.