Documentation of Incident Time Intervals Sample Clauses

Documentation of Incident Time Intervals i. PROVIDER shall document all times necessary to determine total ambulance response time, including but not limited to, time call received by the dispatch center, time location verified, time ambulance crew assigned, time en route to scene, arrival at scene time, total on scene time, time en route to hospital, total time to transport to hospital, and arrival at hospital time. ii. Other times may be required to document specific activities such as arrival at patient side, times of defibrillation, administration of treatments and medications and other instances deemed important for clinical care monitoring and research activities. iii. All times shall be recorded on the Patient Care Report Form (PCR) and in PROVIDER’s computer aided dispatch system. (a) PROVIDER will provide an interface with the computer aided dispatch database and Electronic Patient Care Report Form (EPCR) database for County to independently extract and corroborate Response Time performance.
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Documentation of Incident Time Intervals. Contractor shall document all times necessary to determine total turnout time. All times shall be time stamped on the County Designated Communications Center Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system. Turnout Time Standards reporting requirements and documentation of incident time shall include: i) Time call received by County Designated Communications Center; ii) Unit Assigned; and
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