Utah Admin. Code R911-10-11 - Capabilities of Medical Communications
(1) An air ambulance provider shall have a
communications network available consisting of reliable equipment designed for
clear communications related to the number and condition of patients among each
stakeholder within the system.
(2)
The communication center shall demonstrate and maintain voice communications
linkage with the radios and other allowable communication devices used in the
air ambulance for the declared service area.
(3) Air ambulance providers shall have
two-way communications equipment available that allows for or has the
following:
(a) real-time patient tracking that
shall be maintained and documented every 15 minutes including the time the air
ambulance returns to service following transport;
(b) appropriate wireless communications
capabilities with dispatch centers and local first responders to include fire,
EMS, and law enforcement;
(c)
communications with medical referral and receiving facilities to exchange
patient information and consult with medical control that shall be capable of
communications exclusive to the air traffic control system; and
(d) a dedicated telephone number for the air
ambulance service dispatch center.
(4) The air ambulance provider base station
shall use a communications network during each phase of patient treatment and
transport.
(5) The air ambulance
provider shall establish an emergency plan for communications during power
outages and in disaster situations.
(6) The air ambulance provider shall
establish a policy for delineating methods for maintaining medical
communications during power outages and in disaster situations.
Notes
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