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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the EMS Radio Report in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the 'Date' and 'Time' at the top of the form. This information is crucial for accurate record-keeping.
  3. Fill in the 'RN' (Responder Number) and 'MD' (Medical Director) fields to identify personnel involved in the report.
  4. Select the appropriate priority level from the options provided, such as Priority 1 through Priority 4, based on the urgency of the situation.
  5. Complete patient demographics by filling in 'SEX' and 'AGE'. This data helps in assessing treatment needs.
  6. In the 'Chief Complaint' section, provide a detailed description of the patient's primary issue. Be thorough to ensure clarity.
  7. Document any immediate concerns under 'EMS Immediate Concerns', including vital signs like PULSE, BP, RESP, SPO2, GLUCOSE, GCS, and EKG readings.
  8. List any treatments or interventions performed during care. Include details about ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival) and ROOM if applicable.
  9. Finally, indicate whether feedback was received by selecting YES or NO at the bottom of the form.

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A HEAR report should contain the following information and be less than 1 min in length: Use the radio and the hey you, its me format. State patient age, gender, chief complaint, and differential diagnosis. Pertinent interventions and results. Most recent vitals. Provide an estimated time of arrival (ETA).
Principles of radio reporting ? Use simple, conversational language ? Speak in the active voice ? Create auditory images using the five senses ? Keep it concise and focused ? Structure your story for clarity ? Use sound to enhance the story ? Create a connection with the listener ? Develop a natural rhythm and flow ?
Pertinent past medical history (major past illness) Patients mental status. Pertinent findings of the physical exam. Treatment and vital signs (baseline)
Unit identification and level of services, receiving hospital and ETA, patients age and gender, chief complaint or your perception of the problem and its severity, brief history and current problem, physical findings and summary of care given, and any patient response.
0:11 1:39 Patients mental status pertinent findings of the physical exam treatment and vital signs. Baseline.MorePatients mental status pertinent findings of the physical exam treatment and vital signs. Baseline. Patients response to treatment.

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