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While I'm not any sort of EMS, as a former non-tech, Hospital support (30-years ago), previous unofficial home health CG (to a friend), and participated in Hospice, for a sibling... With my advancing age and conditions too, where I'll likely be my own _'RP',_ for evaluation, and potential EMS transport... much preamble to say, that I think this information presentation, offers good information for more than EMS, and aspiring responders too. Thank you! (and please try to get a human narrator, please?) Cheers- 👍
Absolutely! I see you get it. It's all about the "CYA" documentation, isn't it? Thank you for comment. If there is a topic you would like us to cover, let us know.
As a practicing lawyer who is defended EMS cases throughout the United States, this video provides excellent points to consider. Remember, that a refusal to provide care can only be defended by the documentation that the EMS provider provides. Without the good documentation, that this video discusses, a defense would be lacking. Also, in my opinion, having a video refusal with a script for any patient who wants to refuse would be an excellent idea. Clearly, we have learned the value of video in making a case. I certainly look forward to additional videos in this series.
Thank you for your comment and for chiming in on our question. We are delighted you found our content notable. We are always striving to provide practical content for EMS professionals. If there is a topic you would like to see us cover, please let us know. Feel free to share.
Thank you for weighing in. This is a good point you bring up. By the way, if there is ever a topic you would like us to discuss, feel free to let us know.
Thank you for your comment. We are so happy you found it helpful. If you have any other topics you would like to hear about, let us know in the comments
