Hawaii SB3134 updates emergency medical services statutes to establish a comprehensive emergency medical systems of care model.
Hawaii SB3134 modernizes the state's emergency medical services statutes to create a comprehensive emergency medical systems of care model. This model aims to strengthen the state's capacity to respond effectively to emergencies and safeguard public health. The bill establishes a statewide network of emergency medical services, including aeromedical services, to provide coordinated, evidence-based care for time-sensitive emergencies. It also updates protocols, improves patient outcomes, and enhances preparedness for disasters and public health crises.
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