The Patient at Risk Program represents a collaboration between 5 different hospital systems across Wisconsin and multiple other public and private partners. It's goal is to be an web-accessible repository for Emergency Information Forms (EIFs) for patients and families across Wisconsin. From our experience, we believe that information can make a difference. Having timely summarized information that is easily accessible wherever the emergency occurs can improve care, decrease delays, reduce unnecessary tests and procedures, can increase the capacity and competency of our current emergency medical system across Wisconsin, and help us better plan for disasters and emergencies.

Developed by a consortia of hospitals:

• Children's Hospital of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (Project-Lead)
• American Family Children's Hospital-Madison
• St. Joseph's Children's Hospital- Marshfield
• St. Mary's Hospital - Madison, and
• Gundersen Lutheran Hospital - LaCrosse.

Supported by the Wisconsin Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) and Wisconsin chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics(WIAAP).

Provided in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Hospital Disaster Preparedness Program from funds from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA).

 Working together to improve children's lives.

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