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The preface explains how the protocol set was developed and updated, including additions for neonatal resuscitation and blast injuries, and emphasizes scope-of-practice limits, authorization through local medical oversight physicians, and use of online medical control when care is not covered. 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This 2018 protocol set was developed in the same spirit of the protocol set it replaces to achieve that exact mission.  \nIn 2012, the Oklahoma State Department of Health commissioned the University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine Department of Emergency Medicine EMS Section to develop a comprehensive set of EMS protocols for use throughout the State of Oklahoma in 2013 by ground-based organizations providing EMS care. While no single set of EMS protocols can prove exhaustive, these particular compilations of protocols reflect essential care for the wide spectrum of patient ages, conditions, andacuities encountered by EMS professionals. This year, we’ve added protocols that focus on neonatal resuscitation and blast injuries to further address the medical challenges that EMS professionals may encounter. This 2018 set now includes every protocol identified as essential by the National Association of State EMS Officials.  \nProtocols are sectioned in easy to anticipate groupings (eg. airway, cardiac arrest, trauma) and are formatted for brevity whenever possible. When appropriate, flowchart algorithms are utilized for easy to read care directives. Extensive use of pictures and diagrams are included in procedural protocols to promote clarity of understanding and accuracy of performance. Scopes of practice by EMS certification/licensure are clearly designated and use of color coding by scope of practice is consistent throughout all protocols.  \nWith the exception of non-traumatic cardiac arrest, wherein patient return of spontaneous circulation is most often dependent upon effective, immediate interventions on scene, transport should be initiated as soon as possible per agency/system-specific destination protocol(s) .  \nEMS professionals should consult with their local medical oversight physician(s) prior to utilizing these protocols to ensure authorization to use these protocols has been granted. Local medical oversight physician(s) may choose to authorize substitute or additional protocols or to delete protocols via longstanding Oklahoma State Department of Health EMS Division review and approval practices.  \nEMS professionals should never perform emergency medical care outside of their individual scope of practice established by professional medical training, certification/licensure, and medical oversight physician authorization. When encountering patient conditions requiring care unspecified in these protocols (and/or locally applicable protocols), seek appropriate direction from on-line medical control, always delivering care with prudence and reasonable regard for safety of the patient, peers, and the public.  \nSpecific medical devices are occasionally utilized to illustrate one method of care performance in several protocols. The Oklahoma State Department of Health and the University of Oklahoma Department of Emergency Medicine EMS Section do NOT exclusively endorse these devices for use by EMS professionals. When a protocol uses such a device, there is a clear disclaimer to this effect at the conclusion of the protocol and additionally directing the EMS professional to seek guidance from his/her medical oversight physician(s) for the proper use of agency/system-specific alternative devices.  \nWhen possible, medication alternatives are indicated in the protocols in light of current and anticipated future medication supply shortages affecting EMS systems throughout the United States.  \nPreface, cont.  \nThe State of Oklahoma 2018 EMS ","cbCairAGbqGhubdr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairAGbqGhubdr","pdf",14060520,506,"English","# SECTION 1 GENERAL ASSESSMENT & GENERAL SUPPORTIVE CARE\n## 1A Medical General Assessment – Adult & Pediatric\n## 1B Trauma General Assessment – Adult & Pediatric\n## 1C General Supportive Care – Adult & Pediatric\n## 1D Trauma and Hypovolemic Shock Supportive Care – Adult & Pediatric\n## 1E Neonatal Resuscitation Pediatric\n# SECTION 2","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the 2018 Oklahoma EMS protocol set?\",\"answer\":\"It is designed to guide EMS professionals with the finest available, life-sustaining clinical treatment protocols for patients across many ages, conditions, and acuities, including updated additions for specific medical challenges.\"},{\"question\":\"How should EMS professionals handle situations not covered by the protocols?\",\"answer\":\"EMS professionals should seek appropriate direction from online medical control and deliver care with prudence and reasonable regard for safety of the patient, peers, and the public.\"},{\"question\":\"Who authorizes whether EMS protocols can be used locally?\",\"answer\":\"EMS professionals should consult local medical oversight physician(s) before utilizing the protocols to ensure authorization is granted; physicians may authorize substitute/additional protocols or delete protocols based on review and approval practices.\"}]","STATE OF OKLAHOMA 2018 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PROTOCOLS | PDF",1790153312,1275]