Establishes an emergency medicine study committee to analyze and report on emergency medical services in Arizona.
Arizona HB2183 establishes an emergency medicine study committee to review and analyze the delivery and financial viability of emergency medical services in the state. The committee will be composed of members from both the House and Senate, emergency medicine physicians, emergency department operators, and the director of the Department of Health Services. The committee will gather input from patients, health care providers, and stakeholders, and submit annual reports to the governor and legislative leaders. The committee is set to be repealed after June 30, 2029.
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