Current events and issues: An emerging EMS concept - Community paramedicine

Posted on Mon, 22 May 2017 14:00:00 EDT

EMS Week is a good time for your fire/EMS department to consider the possibility of starting a mobile integrated health/community paramedicine (MIH/CP) program in your community. A recent study indicates that MIH/CP programs may prevent congestive heart failure readmissions, reduce EMS frequent-user transports, and reduce emergency department visits.

08/20/2017 9:59 pm - Budd Lake Fire - ALARM - FIRE @ BLDG 57 - OAKWOOD VILLAGE APT 10, FLANDERS - AUDIBLE FIRE ALARM, NOTHING SHOWING

08/20/2017 8:38 pm - Budd Lake Fire - ALARM - FIRE @ BLDG 68 - OAKWOOD VILLAGE APT 2, FLANDERS - CALLER REPORTING HE SET HIS FIRE ALARM OFF WHILE CLEANING, HIT THE DETECTOR, NO SMOKE/ NO FIRE

08/20/2017 6:08 pm - Budd Lake Fire - ALARM - FIRE @ OAKWOOD VILLAGE , FLANDERS - AUDIBLE ALARM BUILDING 60

08/20/2017 12:56 pm - Budd Lake Fire - TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVEST @ US HWY 206 , FLANDERS - 10-46 called in by C90 - 206 and Hillery

08/20/2017 8:15 am - Budd Lake Fire - TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVEST @ R HENSYN VILLAGE , BUDD LAKE - NEG INJURIES W/ AIRBAG DEPLOYMENT: Parking lot of building R - Mitsubishi Eclipse and Hyundai Tuscon

	2016	2017
Jan.	39	41
Feb.	41	55
March	32	42
April	37	43
May	31	35
June	47	62
July	70	55
Aug.	43	20
Sept.	45	0
Oct.	38	0
Nov.	46	0
Dec.	31	0
	500	353

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Current events and issues: An emerging EMS concept - Community paramedicine