C.T.R.A.C. Committees

Board of Directors

Executive Board

General Assembly

STANDING COMMITTEES
Each standing committee shall have an identified chair which will be selected by the membership of that committee each year. This process will occur in November of each year in conjunction with the election of Officers and Board of Directors.

Each standing committee shall have at least 4 meetings per year and keep minutes of each meeting. Meeting minutes may be obtained by any RAC member from the Executive Director. The minutes may be provided either in hard copy or electronically. Each standing committee is responsible for completing and submitting minutes to the RAC.

EMS Operations, Hospital Care & Management, and Medical Advisory Board Committees will have standing agenda items for Trauma, Pediatrics, Stroke, and Cardiac. Discussion of these items improves care across the emergency healthcare system.

Ad Hoc Committees/Task Forces may be established and/or dissolved at the discretion of the Board. Ad Hoc Committees/Task Forces are utilized to address issues that are limited in duration or cyclic in nature.

    Hospital Care & Management
  • To serve as a liaison between health care facilities within this region to include the monitoring of system development, coordination of activities, performance improvement, facility designations and hospital training.
    Injury Prevention/Public Education
  • To provide guidance for educating the public within the Region to enhance public awareness in this Region.
  • To make recommendations and oversee regional activities on preventing injury in this Region.
    Medical Advisory Board
  • To monitor the performance of identified performance improvement indicators as it relates to the quality of patient care.
  • Make recommendations regarding system enhancement and/or improvements.
  • Inter-local liaison committees may be formed to provide comprehensive review of issues with greater local participation. Information/inquiries may be originated at either the Medical Advisory Board Committee or the other committees. In either case, the summary of discussions will be reflected in the minutes of the Medical Advisory Board Committee.
    Performance Improvement
  • To provide ongoing performance assessment and improvement activities designed objectively and systematically monitor and evaluate the quality of trauma patient care through system analysis in an effort to identify and pursue opportunities to improve patient care.
  • To provide oversight and guidance for the Region regarding the performance improvement objectives issued by the State of Texas.
    EMS Operations Committee
  • To serve as a liaison for pre-hospital providers within this Region to include the monitoring of system development, coordination of activities, performance improvement, and pre-hospital training.