| EMS Agenda for the Future |
The EMS Agenda for the Future project focuses
on aspects of EMS related to emergency care outside traditional
health care facilities. It recognizes that EMS needs to be
integrated with other health care providers, public health
and public safety agencies and that EMS will remain the public’s
emergency medical safety net.
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to web-version on
NHTSA website
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to pdf version (814
kb)
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| EMS Agenda for the Future - Implementation
Guide |
The EMS Agenda for the Future: Implementation Guide is intended
to be a tool for EMS providers, administrators and medical
directors; health care providers and all other entities and
people with a potential interest or influence on the structure
or function of our system for providing emergency medical care.
Link
to web-version on
NHTSA website
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to pdf version |
| Rural/Frontier EMS Agenda for the Future
- draft, version 4 |
The Rural/Frontier EMS Agenda for the Future endeavors to define
need and create priority for attention for EMS systems in America’s
vast spaces not found in urban/suburban centers. It will not
recreate the EMS Agenda for the Future, but will elaborate upon
it and note variances from it made necessary by the realities
of rural and frontier life.
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to pdf
version (396 kb) |
| National EMS Research Agenda |
This document seeks support for elevating the science of
EMS and prehospital care to the next level. It recognizes that
EMS must examine innovative ways to deliver prehospital care.
Strategies to protect the safety of both the patient and the
public safety worker must be devised and tested. There are
many questions that remain to be asked, many practices to be
evaluated, and many procedures to be improved. Research is
the key to obtaining the answers.
Link
to web-version on
NHTSA website
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to pdf version |
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