EMS World April 2006
EMS World Magazine has been published continuously since 1972. Informative and balanced editorial content make EMS World Magazine the most authoritative source in the world for clinical and educational material designed to improve the delivery of prehospital emergency medical care. It is written, edited, illustrated and formatted to appeal to the full spectrum of EMS professionals: Paramedics, EMTs, administrators and instructors working in private and public services.
Futuristic technology will dramatically transform EMS in America-if we can take advantage of it.
If the American Health Information Community commissioners have their way, most Americans will be using interoperable electronic health records within 10 years.
When you ask about the patient's medical history, the daughter hands you a small device.
Technology makes life easier, but misusing it can cause big problems for employees and employers alike.
As a lawyer, one of the most important issues I deal with is fraud and abuse in ambulance billing.
COMCARE's efforts to develop an integrated patient tracking system that would operate on all platforms for all emergency responders culminated in a face-to-face "summit" of interested parties…
"It's one-third router, one-third modem and one-third an applications platform-in a box about 8½ by 11 and about two inches deep.
Maggie Adams recently spoke with EMS Magazine's Associate Editor Kathryn Robyn on billing and reimbursement issues of concern to EMS agencies.
EMS providers are being challenged by an ever more aware public concerned about the healthcare they receive.
Autism is a developmental disability, characterized by abnormal communications and unique social behaviors.
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