911 and Dispatch
Explore our comprehensive collection of articles on 911 and Dispatch, designed to support the EMS workforce in optimizing emergency response. This directory covers essential topics such as call handling, communication protocols, and technology advancements in dispatch centers. Understanding the role of 911 and Dispatch in emergency services is crucial for effective operations. Additionally, you may find insights into related topics like EMS communication systems, which further enhance your team鈥檚 efficiency. Stay informed and improve your emergency response strategies with these valuable resources.
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Fla. counties are launching new ambulances, using fire rescue vehicles to transport patients amidst, high volumes, hospital bypasses
Networked communications unite the care team on a single, secure communication channel, elevating the timeliness and quality of care
High call volumes and medical transports in Seminole County due to the recent increase in COVID-19 cases has put ambulance availability 鈥渂elow acceptable levels鈥� in recent months
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With EMS short-staffed, overcrowded Brevard County emergency departments are typing up critical personnel waiting to offload patients
A West Virginia county takes a whole-community approach to implementing broadband
Created earlier this year, Santa Fe鈥檚 Alternative Response Unit members are trained in de-escalation techniques
As the Delta variant increases COVID-19 numbers, more children are requiring hospitalization than during the 2020 surge
Flexible and scalable care systems that support clinicians for a variety of out-of-hospital needs will help reduce errors and improve outcomes
The unique partnership is an attempt to decrease emergency services contacts with individuals who are better served by mental health professionals
Commissioners in Sumter County voted to transfer EMS dispatching duties from AMR to the county
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Cherokee County鈥檚 911 center staff are employed by 3 individual agencies but housed in the same space
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鈥淵ou need to stop interrupting me,鈥� dispatcher is heard telling the former Seattle Seahawks鈥� player鈥檚 wife during the emotional 911 call before Richard Sherman鈥檚 arrest
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A fundamental approach to resolving conflict before discipline is required
Temporary authorization should end with COVID-19, Decatur First Response director says
Multiple departments were recognized for saving Sean Watson, a mostly nonverbal child, trapped inside a burning home
The program allows Hunterdon County first responders to access detailed floor plans through an app on their phone
The RapidSOS web-based tool will enable responders to connect patients with the best resources
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Dispatch recordings capture the immediate responses, reactions of several first responders following the catastrophic collapse
Released recordings show that multiple bystanders attempted to save the life of a Fayetteville man shot three times
The lawsuit includes accusations of negligence, gross negligence, recklessness and intentional infliction of emotional distress
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