| 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.
Link to web-version
on NHTSA website
Link 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
Link 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.
Link 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
Link to pdf version |
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