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The EMS and 911 systems play a vital role in the response to public health emergencies such as COVID-19. On the frontlines of the healthcare system, EMS clinicians and emergency telecommunicators are often the first to recognize or be exposed to a person potentially infected with the novel coronavirus. EMS personnel also transport patients who […]
