emt

central coordination area of a communication system that is in contact with other coponents of a system

transmission of biological data by a radio or other form of communication to a distant location such as a hospital

part of the communication system that coordinates receiving calls, triage, dispatch, and other activities of an EMS system

terminal located in the ambulance that allows the EMT's to communicate with the dispatcher by computer screen; units can also be tracked

nationally recognized method for training dispatchers in the systematic questioning of people calling 911 and, when necessary, providing phone-direction system

government agency responsible for regulating all aspeccts of radio communications in the US

radio contained within vehicles that allows transmission through the dispatch or medical direction

individual who receives the call for assistance

strategically based receiver and transmitter that accepts signals from a portable unit or mobile radio and relays them with a more powerful transmission

bidirectional adiovisual communicaton between EMT at scene and medical direction