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EMS Operations |
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Grant Medical Center has a dedicated EMS
Coordinator that serves as the liaison
to Emergency Medical Services and
medical transportation organizations.
With other LifeLink staff dedicated to
Outreach Education and
EMS Education,
the hospital's EMS Coordinator focuses
on the clinical and operational needs of EMS.
For more information about EMS Operations, call
614 | 566-9111 Option 3
or send e-mail to:
ems (at) ohiohealth (dot) com
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Customer Service
Grant has a long
history of working closely with EMS, especially with it's former LifeFlight
program and now LifeLink. We strive to take good care of our region's heroes.
We actively
solicit feedback and are open to suggestions for improving our service to EMS.
Whether you're experience with Grant exceeds or fails to meet your expectations,
we want to know about it. Compliments, complaints, suggestions and other
comments may be provided to the EMS Coordinator using this
contact form. The completed form
may be placed into the EMS Coordinator mailbox in the Squad Room, faxed to
614 | 566-8906 or emailed to ems (at) ohiohealth (dot) com. Should you
have an urgent need, please call the EMS Coordinator directly at 614 | 566-9111
Option 3.
Equipment Return
Information coming soon
Medical Direction
As a department of Grant Medical
Center,
LifeLink has access to multiple resources, including experienced
Medical Directors. As a partner with the physicians of Grant
Medical Center, LifeLink can provide a total package of medical
direction, quality assurance and training and education
resources to EMS, Fire-Rescue and other emergency responders.
Click here
for more information about EMS Medical Direction
Patient Care Reports
Information coming soon
Patient Follow-up | Clinical Excellence
Clinical Information Requests
for Prehospital Performance Improvement
To improve outcomes, EMS
must continually assess and manage it's processes, systems
and organization. In Ohio, EMS is required to have a quality
assurance (QA) process in place designed to improve the
quality of care provided. Patient outcome information is
essential to an effective QA process.
Grant's EMS Coordinator conducts patient follow-ups and provides outcome information
to EMS systems. Any EMS provider involved in the response,
the system's Medical Director or a supervisor may
request follow-up information. The request must be made in
writing and include basic information
such as:
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Patient name
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Patient date of birth
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Patient gender
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Patient's primary
complaint and/or mechanism of injury
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Transport date and time
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Incident/run number
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Transporting EMS unit
A request for information may
be made to the EMS Coordinator using this
contact form.
The completed form may be placed into the EMS Coordinator
mailbox in the Squad Room located adjacent to the ambulance
entrance in our ED, faxed to the EMS Coordinator at
614 | 566-8906 or emailed to ems (at) ohiohealth (dot)
com. Once compiled, patient follow-up information will
be sent to the EMS (Performance Improvement) Coordinator via
OhioHealth's secure email system.
Regional Guidelines | Central
Ohio Trauma System
Information taken from COTS
web site
The
Central Ohio Trauma
System (COTS) mission is to save and improve lives
through the coordination of trauma and emergency healthcare
resources. COTS supports prevention, education, data
collection and research initiatives. COTS’ purpose is
to serve as the forum for addressing issues affecting the
delivery of trauma/emergency healthcare services and injury
prevention in central Ohio.
Grant's EMS Coordinator is
a member of the COTS Prehospital Committee, a
multidisciplinary group of representatives from a variety of
public safety, healthcare and other organizations working
together to address issues related to trauma, emergency
services, and healthcare disaster preparedness in Central
Ohio. Initiatives include development of regional guidelines
for hospital diversion, EMS personnel exposure, family
violence, process improvement and other issues.
Click
here for COTS Regional Guidelines including hospital
diversion, EMS trauma triage, family violence, newborn safe
haven, concealed carry and more.
Research
Information coming soon
Squad Room
A dedicated EMS Squad Room is located just inside our ED
adjacent to the ambulance entrance. In it we stock a variety
of snacks and cold/hot drinks. Class announcements and other
information that may be important to EMS, are posted on a
bulletin board inside the room. A separate bulletin board is
available where EMS may post notices from their departments
about upcoming events. A television for local news and
weather is available. The Columbus Division of Fire
maintains a printer that township EMS agencies may use to
print their Patient Care Reports.
Click here for the HP LaserJet P2015dn Printer Driver.
Ambulance Parking and Hospital
Access
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