Emergency Medicine Oversight Commission (EMOC)
Charge: (See Below)
Chair: Julie C. Phillips, MD, MBA
Staff: Jennipher Ohmstede
Meets: Second Friday of Every Other Month
SDCMS's EMOC is the San Diego County Emergency Medical Oversight Commission. The commission is represented by physicians and nurses from all of San Diego's emergency departments as well as representatives from the EMS community and the Hospital Association of San Diego and Imperial Counties. The commission meets bi-monthly to collaborate and share ideas and projects that improve emergency medical care for the people of San Diego. EMOC has worked collaboratively with EMS, law enforcement, community clinics, the psychiatric community, and other groups that link with emergency patients.
The documents made available below contain information that is helpful for emergency medical practice in San Diego:
- 2018 San Diego Jail Information Sheet
- Law Enforcement Roundtable Educational Points
- 2017 San Diego ED Survey Results by Roneet Lev, MD, FACEP: 2017 EMOC Survey Results
- Strangulation Guidelines: 1) Recommendations for the Medical / Radiographic Evaluation of Acute Adult, Non-fatal Strangulation; 2) Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention
- 2016 San Diego ED Survey Results by Roneet Lev, MD, FACEP: 2016 EMOC Survey Results
- San Diego County's 10th Annual Emergency Care Summit Report: Email Editor@SDCMS.org
- 2014 San Diego County Emergency Department Survey Results by Roneet Lev, MD, FACP: Email Editor@SDCMS.org to Have the Report Emailed to You
- 2013 San Diego County Emergency Department Survey Results by Roneet Lev, MD, FACP: Email Editor@SDCMS.org to Have the Report Emailed to You
- Patient Pain Medication Agreement and Consent
- Safe Pain Medication Prescribing Guidelines
- Safe Pain Medication Prescribing in the Emergency Department
- San Diego County's 7th Annual Emergency Care Summit (Oct. 25, 2012) • PowerPoint Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6
- John / Jane Doe Guideline (May 2012)
- Suggested Guidelines for the Management of Injured Patients Taking Anticoagulants (and Anti-platelet Agents) in Non-trauma Hospitals (February 2012)
- 2010 ED Survey
- Prehospital to Hospital ETT Turnover Guidelines
- The 5150 packet should be reviewed by every emergency physician in San Diego. All emergency physicians practicing in San Diego should complete the county test and have a certificate filed at their hospital. The documents contain the county training manual, the EMOC PowerPoint on Ins and Outs of 5150, the County 5150 test, and the 5150 certification.
- The 2009 ED Survey is the throughput data collected from all 19 San Diego emergency departments in a blinded fashion.