EPCR
Ambulance services cannot afford to feed the billing department incomplete, inaccurate or misrepresented information
Minimize mistakes and improve billing collections by confirming every PCR is accurate and descriptive
Use the ePCR to showcase your skills, knowledge and professionalism
Sometimes people will only judge you or your agency by the quality of your report, so take the time to do it right, and check your work!
Challenge yourself to make room for the great in your career and life by abandoning toxic behavior
Data collected on evidence-based measures informs this discussion meant to inspire further quality improvement by pairing specific metrics with practical recommendations
The data may also be used to inform EMS reviews and training
Reducing operational costs through data, inventory management
ESO鈥檚 inventory management system ensures that the right amount of the right supplies is available when needed
Lincoln Park First Aid Squad alleges that the state health department鈥檚 office of EMS gave the New Jersey State Police Fatal Accident Reporting System access to medical records
The rights of EMS agencies and remedies if hospital bed delays cannot be satisfactorily resolved through collaboration with hospital counterparts
Dr. Casey Patrick shares his ePCR pet peeves and the absolute last thing that should be included in the chart
Learn strategies to provide for high-quality operations, while minimizing resource use through sound systems, process engineering and leveraging technology
A PCR can take 10 times longer than the call, but this webinar can help EMS agencies cut that time and provide complete call information
As device manufacturers continue to explore the potential of wearable tech, we鈥檙e discovering new applications and opportunities for health monitoring
You don鈥檛 have to roll out a red carpet, but there are a few extra considerations for caring for celebrities, politicians and other high-profile individuals in the public spotlight
A patient presented with a unique set of symptoms not previously encountered by EMS providers with over 30-plus years of collective experience
Allen-Clay Joint Fire District Battalion Chief Mark Stahl responded to a call where an unqualified EMT reportedly performed an IO
With turnover among EMS hovering at 25% per year and costing more than $7700 per paramedic, data-driven strategies can help you improve employee retention.
Discover the metrics agencies should consider tracking, how to package that data to influence decision-makers and how to improve the quality of ePCR reporting
CognitiveEMS, developed by University of Virginia researchers, provides prompts to support responders鈥� decision-making
鈥淲here does it hurt?鈥� Test your knowledge of how to assess, localize and document pain
Harnessing technology to improve performance, simplify workflows and help the agency demonstrate value
Our hosts discuss industry hot topics that will need to be addressed in the future, including the debate about responding with lights and sirens
Articles, explainer video, online course and more resources introduce updated guidelines to EMTs, paramedics and EMS students
Our co-hosts discuss the new American Heart Association 2020 guidelines recently released in October
Our co-hosts discuss EMS staffing, one of the top concerns cited in the recently released 2020 EMS Trend Report
Technology adoption, provider resiliency and preparedness: Interpreting the EMS Trend Report 2020
Words of wisdom to help avoid those common pitfalls of taking on a leadership role, aka entering the 鈥榤inefield鈥�
Data company ESO released its mid-year report on call volume, PPE use and patient outcomes Thursday
Older adults tend to be under-triaged despite a higher risk of clinically significant injury
3 EMS lessons from Minneapolis: EMS duty to the patient, even in uncomfortable situations
Learn how health information exchange is improving patient outcomes, increasing organizational efficiencies and recovering revenue as possible in the Pinnacle Webinar Series
