Hawaii HB1752 amends the composition of the Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee to include physicians, consumers, allied health.

Hawaii HB1752 revises the Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee's composition, appointing members from various backgrounds. The committee will include five physicians, with specific qualifications in emergency medicine and pediatrics. Four members will be consumers of health care, unaffiliated with the state's health care system, representing all counties. Additionally, four members will be from allied health professions related to emergency medical services. Four members will be mobile intensive care technicians or emergency medical technicians from each county.

Hawaii HB1752 amends the composition of the Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee to include physicians, consumers, allied health.

Hawaii HB1752 revises the Emergency Medical Services Advisory Committee's composition, appointing members from various backgrounds. The committee will include five physicians, with specific qualifications in emergency medicine and pediatrics. Four members will be consumers of health care, unaffiliated with the state's health care system, representing all counties. Additionally, four members will be from allied health professions related to emergency medical services. Four members will be mobile intensive care technicians or emergency medical technicians from each county.