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4 FAQs about Should the EMS for communication base stations be small

Should a fire and EMS Station serve as a model?

In each of these areas, the fire and EMS station should serve as the model for the community. As with any public or private facility, fire and emergency services stations are subject to theft, vandalism and violence. For stafed stations, these acts are most likely to occur when emergency response personnel are on a call.

What is effective verbal communication in EMS?

Effective verbal communication is a daily challenge for EMS providers. Therapeutic communication requires etiquette and special understanding when providing care to a variety of audiences. Use effective verbal communication strategies, including questioning skills.

Should EMS be compatible with a local hospital?

For EMS service, it may also be important to consult with the local hospital for compatibility between the department and hospitals to enhance the responsiveness of both facilities. If the station is permanently stafed, then station occupant comforts should be addressed.

What should a station's needs assessment look like?

Photo courtesy of Mike Wieder, Stillwater, OK. The station's needs assessment should begin with community expectations and operational needs, which can be broken down into more specific requirements. For example, a general need might be to accommodate an engine company and an EMS company at the same station.

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