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Robert E. Sapien, M.D., Chief
Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine
University of New Mexico
Linda Warren, NREMTP
Project Coordinator,
EMS for Children Partnership Program
University of New Mexico |
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University of New Mexico partnering with NM Department of Health
and EMS for Children.
Funding provided by HRSA #H34MC 02542-02-00"
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New
features added for tracking your modules and reprinting a
certificate!!
- "My EMSC Modules" button in the navigation menu will direct
you to a Log In page that will allow you to view a list of modules
you have completed and registered for CE. This feature is connected
to our new database tracking modules registered for only after 7/21/08.
- The "My EMSC Certificates" button directs you to a another Log In
page that will repopulate a certificate for those modules completed
and registered for CE effective 8/21/08.
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 The Research
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Dr. Robert Sapien of the University of New Mexico invites you to participate in this online training study, being conducted under the auspices of the University of New Mexico, EMSC Partnership Program. Your participation includes:
- answering questions on a pretest
- taking a power-point tutorial
- answering questions on a post test
This training should take about 1.5 hour to complete. Your involvement in this study is voluntary, and you may choose not to participate or stop at any time. These test scores will be stored as aggregate data and are anonymous. Your EMS license number will be used for data coding and CE tracking only. The results of this study may be published in summary form. All information provided by you will remain strictly confidential.
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Continuing Education Credit |
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Each EMT that participates in this study will receive 1.5 hour of EMS Bureau approved,
Pediatric CE. |
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Viewing Instructions |
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Monitor Resolution
The online presentation's view will change in different monitor resolutions. If you need instructions on how to change your monitor resolution. 
- 800 x 600. This is the largest view that will fill most monitors. If there are numerous toolbars at the top of your browser window a vertical scrollbar will appear and may force you to scroll to click the next button. You can either increase the resolution or you can uncheck a few toolbars to prevent the scrolling. For instructions on changing the numbers of toolbars visible for both Internet Explorer and Netscape browsers.
- The higher the resolution the smaller the image and text. Lower your monitor's resolution if you want the display to be larger.
As technology has progressed in reference to larger monitors and screen resolutions the modules starting at Poisoning/Toxic Exposure are now larger and were produced for the 1024 x 768 screen resolution.
Browser Text Size
Setting the text size higher than medium in the browser will cause distortion to the graphics and potential scrolling to view the entire page content. |
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