Industry regulations
The services fire departments deliver to their communities today are nothing short of remarkable: EMS, technical rescue, hazmat, prevention, public education, car seat checks, complimentary blood pressure checks, fall injury prevention programs, community paramedicine, and of course, the occasional fire. Fire departments continue to epitomize customer service, and behind each one of these services are standards, regulations or industry-accepted practices that guide fire departments to deliver services effectively and safely.
The Emergency Reporting (ER) platform provides an easy way to document and measure compliance with OVAP, NFPA 1500, NFPA 1300, ISO and other well-known accreditations or standards.
ER software makes it easy for your department to comply with the National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) using our fire package. For EMS agenices, ER offers an EMS package that is National Emergency Medical Services (NEMSIS) version 3 certified.
If your agency needs to keep track of patient information while remaining HIPAA-compliant, ER’s FirstPCR add-on can help. FirstPCR is an abbreviated ePCR that can help you consolidate all incident records into an efficient, protected format so that you can easily locate and review this information if needed.
FirstPCR features:
- Helps you complete the ePCR by using information already entered into the Incidents Module.
- Records procedures and medications administered, as well as a patient’s vitals including heartrate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, pulse oximetry, blood glucose, and CO levels.
- Digitally capture signatures on scene while eliminating a paper trail that could be lost in transit.
- Provides HIPAA-compliant documentation to ensure your department meets federal privacy laws.
- Does not require ANY fields to be completed in order to complete or authorize the incident, which is critical for first responders who are only assisting or providing stabilization until a medic unit arrives.
FirstPCR is available as a valuable add-on to the Fire Package, state-supported packages, or the NFIRS Only Package.