EMS Paper is No Joking Matter

Here’s a good one: A fire chief, an EMS director and a police chief are standing before the City Council at budget time. The fire chief and the EMS director are both clutching the recently released position statement by the 2007 Consortium of US Metropolitan Municipalities’ EMS Medical Directors on “Evidence-Based Performance Measures for Emergency Medical Services Systems: A Model for Expanded EMS Benchmarking.” The police chief is clutching a vente black coffee from Starbucks.

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