Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Health
Title R426 - Population Health, Emergency Medical Services
Rule R426-2 - Emergency Medical Services Provider Designations for Pre-Hospital Providers, Critical Incident Stress Management and Quality Assurance Reviews
Section R426-2-300 - Quick Response Provider Minimum Designation Requirements
Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 426-2-300
Current through Bulletin 2024-06, March 15, 2024
(1) A quick response provider shall meet the following minimum designation requirements:
(a) vehicles, equipment, and supplies that
meet Department requirements;
(b)
describe locations for stationing its vehicles, equipment and
supplies;
(c) a current dispatch
agreement with a designated Emergency Medical Service Dispatch
Center;
(d) a Department-endorsed
training officer;
(e) a current
plan of operations, which shall include:
(i)
the name, EMS license number, and license level of personnel;
(ii) operational procedures; and
(iii) a description of how the designated
provider proposes to interface with other licensed and designated EMS
providers.
(f) A current
agreement with a Department-certified offline medical director who will perform
the following:
(i) develop and implement
patient care standards which include written standing orders and triage,
treatment, pre-hospital protocols, and pre-arrival instructions to be given by
designated emergency medical dispatch centers;
(ii) ensure the qualification of field
licensed EMS personnel involved in patient care and dispatch through the
provision of ongoing continuing medical education programs and appropriate
review and evaluation;
(iii)
develop and implement an effective quality improvement program, including
medical audit, review, and critique of patient care;
(iv) annually review triage, treatment, and
transport protocols and update them as necessary;
(v) suspend from patient care, pending
Department review, a field EMS personnel or dispatcher who does not comply with
local medical triage, treatment and transport protocols, pre-arrival
instruction protocols, or who violates EMS rules, or who the medical director
determines is providing emergency medical service in a careless or unsafe
manner;
(vi) notify the Department
within one business day of any imposed suspensions; and
(vii) attend meetings of the local EMS
Council, if one exists, to coordinate operations of local EMS
providers;
(g) provide
current treatment protocols approved by the certified off-line medical director
for the designated service level;
(h) provide a copy of its certificate of
insurance; and
(i) provide a letter
of support from the licensed ambulance providers in the geographical service
area.
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