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EMT Chapter 1.2

Key Events

TermDefinition
The President's Committee for Traffic Safety (1960s) Identified the need to reduce injuries and deaths related to highway crashes
Highway Safety Act of 1966 Required each state to establish a highway safety program that met federal standards and included emergency services
The Emergency Medical Services System Act of 1973 Provided access to funding for EMS planning and implementation, personnel availability, and training
National Emergency Medical Services Education and Practice Blueprint (1993) A guide for development of national EMS training cirricula
National EMS Core Content (2005) Promotes universal knowledge and skills of EMS personnel
National EMS Scope of Practice Model (2006) Defines four levels of EMS licensure and the corresponding knowledged and skills at each level
The Future of EMS Care: EMS at the Crossroads (2006) There must be a nationwide common practice and knowledge of EMS
CPR Procedures were developed in 1960s and public information started being taught with BLS in the 1970s
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