New Jersey S1421 mandates municipalities to provide basic life support services and establishes these services as essential.
New Jersey S1421 requires municipalities to provide basic life support services, defining them as essential. Municipalities can arrange these services through various methods, including licensing private companies, contracting with entities, mutual aid agreements, or agreements with hospitals. Basic life support services include pre-hospital care such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation and hemorrhage control. The bill also allows for reimbursement for damages and injuries sustained during service provision.
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