• J Emerg Med · Jan 1983

    Reassessing training levels for prehospital EMS personnel.

    • G L Briese.
    • J Emerg Med. 1983 Jan 1;1(1):67-71.

    AbstractOne of the major questions confronting prehospital care services today concerns determining the appropriate level of training for EMS personnel that will provide the most cost effective systems. Unfortunately there are no studies which assess this problem. Various communities have modified or expanded the roles of prehospital personnel beyond the traditional training of EMTs and paramedics. Continuing education and skills maintenance are ongoing problems faced by all EMS systems, which have been addressed in various ways by individual locales.

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