Emergency Medical Services Law
/ˌɛmɚˈdʒɛnsi ˈmɛdɪkəl ˈsɜrvəsɪz lɔ/
Definitions
- (n.) A body of statutes and regulations governing the provision, oversight, and funding of emergency medical services (EMS) to ensure timely and effective pre-hospital care.
The state's Emergency Medical Services Law mandates certification requirements for EMTs and paramedics.
Forms
- emergency medical services law
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Commentary
Often includes provisions on licensing, standards of care, and coordination among agencies; drafters should be precise about jurisdiction and scope of EMS governance.
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