15.1 The EMS medical director shall have protocols in place to ensure the appropriate level of care is available during. Interfacility transport.15.2 The transporting EMS provider may decline to transport any patient he or she believes requires a level of care beyond. His or her capabilities.15.3 Inter-facility transport typically involves three types of patients:15.3.1 Those patients whose safe transport can be accomplished by ambulance under the, care of an EMT EMT-IV AEMT EMT-I,,,,, Or paramedic within the, acts allowed under these rules.15.3.2 Those patients whose safe transport can be accomplished, by ambulance under the care of, a paramedic but may require. Skills to be performed or medications to be administered that are outside the acts allowed under these rules but have, been. Approved through waiver granted by the Department.15.3.3 Those patients whose safe transport requires the skills and expertise of a critical care transport team under the. Care of an experienced critical care practitioner.15.4 The hemodynamically unstable patient (typically from an Intensive Care setting) who requires special monitoring (e.g.? Central, venous pressure intracranial pressure), multiple cardioactive / vasoactive medications or specialized, critical care. Equipment (i.e. Intra-aortic balloon pump) should remain under the care of an experienced critical, care practitioner and. Every attempt should be made to transport that patient while maintaining the appropriate level of care. The capabilities. Of the institution the capabilities, of the transporting agency and most importantly, the safety, of the patient should. Be considered when making transport decisions.15.5 Unless, otherwise noted the following Appendices C and D indicate hospital / facility initiated interventions and / or. Medications.15.5.1 Additions to these medical skills and acts allowed cannot be delegated unless a waiver has been granted as described. In Section 11 of these rules.15.5.2 The following medical skills and acts are approved for interfacility transport, of patients with the requirements. That the skill act or, medication allowed must have been initiated in a medical facility under the direct order and supervision. Of licensed, medical providers and are NOT authorized for field initiation. EMS continuation and monitoring of these interventions. Is to be allowed with any alterations in the therapy requiring direct verbal order. The EMS provider should continue the. Same medical standards of care with regards to patient monitoring that were initiated in the facility.
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