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Each state has control of its own EMS system design and regulations, independent of the ______ government.
federal
The NHTSA provides a set of recommended standards called the “Technical Assistance Program Assessment ______.”
Standards
Each state must have laws, regulations, policies, and procedures that govern its EMS ______.
system
Each state must have central control of EMS resources so that each locality and all patients have equal access to acceptable emergency ______.
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All personnel who staff ambulances and transport patients must be trained to at least the EMT ______.
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Patients must be provided with safe, reliable transportation by ground or air ______.
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What is the primary purpose of the Technical Assistance Program Assessment Standards?
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Which of the following is NOT one of the key components of the Technical Assistance Program Assessment Standards?
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What is the minimum level of training required for personnel who staff ambulances and transport patients?
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What is the primary role of the state-level EMS agency according to the Technical Assistance Program Assessment Standards?
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Which of the following is NOT identified as a key component of the Technical Assistance Program Assessment Standards?
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What is the role of the federal government in the EMS systems described in the text?
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Study Notes
Technical Assistance Program Assessment Standards
- Each state has control of its own EMS system design and regulations, independent of the federal government.
- The NHTSA provides a set of recommended standards called the “Technical Assistance Program Assessment Standards.”
Regulation and Policy
- Each state must have laws, regulations, policies, and procedures that govern its EMS system.
- A state-level EMS agency is required to provide leadership to local jurisdictions.
Resource Management
- Each state must have central control of EMS resources to ensure equal access to acceptable emergency care for all patients and localities.
Human Resources and Training
- All personnel who staff ambulances and transport patients must be trained to at least the EMT level.
Transportation
- Patients must be provided with safe, reliable transportation by ground or air ambulance.
Facilities
- Each seriously ill or injured patient must be delivered in a timely manner to an appropriate medical facility.
Communications
- A system of communications must be in place to provide public access to the system and communication among the dispatcher, EMS personnel, and the hospital.
Public Information and Education
- EMS personnel should participate in programs designed to educate the public in the prevention of injuries and how to properly and appropriately access the EMS system.
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Description
Explore the NHTSA's recommended standards known as the 'Technical Assistance Program Assessment Standards' for EMS systems. Learn about regulations, policies, and procedures that each state must have in place to ensure efficient emergency medical services.
