Washington HB2110 modifies requirements for personnel on ambulances during interfacility specialty care transports.
HB2110 amends Washington state law to allow registered nurses with appropriate competencies to provide interfacility specialty care transport if certain conditions are met. The bill specifies that a registered nurse can suffice if there is at least one certified emergency medical service provider within the ambulance, the registered nurse has the appropriate competencies, the ambulance service does not have a paramedic available, and the sending hospital does not have a registered nurse with emergency medical technician certification.
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