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What information should you provide in an emergency phone call?

The five Ws Where?Where are you? Where is the scene? The location of the emergency, including the street address. What? What happened? The nature of the emergency. Who? Whos involved? Is anyone hurt? Name(s) and/or physical description(s) of people involved. When? When did it happen? Is it going on right now? Time.1 more row

What information is needed when calling emergency services?

the location of the emergency (for example, the postcode or any landmarks) what has happened (the main symptom or reason for the call) your contact number (in case they need to call you back)

What information will you provide to EMS when you call?

Address / location. Phone number (callback number) Name. Nature of the emergency (Tell me exactly what happened.)

When you call EMS What information is important to provide?

Some of the questions they will need to know are past and current symptoms, any medical history, medications you take and any potential allergies. This can come from the patient if they can talk or any family members or friends that are at the scene.

What information should the bystander have when calling EMS personnel?

List the information that the bystander should have when calling 9-1-1. The exact location of the emergency (in this case, mile marker posts or landmarks can be helpful); what happened; the number of people involved; the persons condition; and the care being given.