N.Y. PBH Law § 3072
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§ 3072. Description. Emergency medical services for children is a\nsystem for the immediate recognition and management of sudden illness\nand injury in children that embraces the continuum of pediatric\nemergency medical, trauma, and disaster care, from prevention through\nrehabilitation, and addresses emergency medical dispatch, prehospital\nemergency care, inhospital emergency care, and primary, secondary, and\ntertiary health care, in support of pediatric care provided within the\nchild's medical home. It is not separate from, but fully integrated\nwith, the emergency medical services system at all levels of emergency\nmedical services system organization, in the community, in the region,\nand in the state.\n
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