Kansas HB2280 amends emergency medical services regulations, allowing paramedics, EMTs, and responders to perform certain interventions under.
Kansas HB2280 updates the state's emergency medical services regulations. It allows paramedics, advanced EMTs, EMTs, and emergency medical responders to perform certain medical procedures under specific conditions. These procedures include airway maintenance, medication administration, and patient assessment. The bill also permits nonemergency ambulance services to operate for fewer than 24 hours a day. It removes the requirement for active military service for occupational licensure and adds citations to the code of federal regulations for the definitions of veteran and disabled veteran.
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