The DC Health EMS Program is responsible for ensuring high-quality emergency medical services (EMS) education and operations in Washington, DC. Through its comprehensive policies, the program aims to prioritize the health and safety of the residents and visitors of the district, as well as provide a framework for the efficient and effective delivery of emergency medical care.
The program's policies are designed to regulate various aspects of EMS education and operations, including training and certification requirements for EMS providers, medical direction and oversight, ambulance services, and emergency response protocols. These policies are regularly updated to align with the latest evidence-based practices and industry standards, ensuring that EMS providers in DC are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to provide excellent patient care in emergency situations.
Policy #200-304c Continuing Education Accreditation
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Policy #200-304e Local Continued Competency Requirements (LCCR)
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Policy #200-307a Emergency Medical Responder Examination Manual
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Policy #200-307b Emergency Medical Technician Examination Manual
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Policy #200-308 Educational Institute Administrative Manual
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Policy: Hospital Identification Numbers and EMS Agencies
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Policy: Requirement for Suspension or Revocation of Certification
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Policy: Issuance of EMS Certifications with PBJ
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Policy: Limited Reciprocity EMS Agency Program
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Policy: Medical Aid Station Operating Requirements
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Policy: Medical Aid Station Equipment Standards
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Policy: Establishing NREMT Certification Standards
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Policy: EMS Agency Quality Assurance and Improvement Plan
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Policy: Issuing of Provisional EMS Provider Certifications
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