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138 <br /> <br />o <br /> <br />.¸ <br /> <br />At the scene of the emergency and prior to the ambulance providers <br />arrival, the senior first responder shall be in control of the <br />emergency victim's care provided by that agency and its members. <br />Upon arriving at the scene of the emergency, the crew on the <br />ambulance shall assume control of the victim's care. <br />The ambulance crew shall, at their discretion, release the first <br />responders when he or she feels their service is no longer needed at <br />the emergency scene or may request one or more first responders to <br />assist in the transportation of the patient(s) to the hospital. <br />The first responders shall act in a professional and courteous <br />manner at all times when administering care to patients. <br />The first responder and the first responder agency shall be liable <br />for their actions pertaining to the care of the patient prior to the <br />arrival of the ambulance provider. <br /> <br />SECTION 9: Standards for Record Keeping. <br /> <br /> Each first responder agency shall maintain the following records: <br />A. Record of Patient Treatment: For each patient rendered <br /> assistance by the first responder agency, the following <br /> information will be recorded on a patient treatment form: <br /> (1) Name, age, and address of the patient. <br /> (2) Date and time treatmen~ rendered. <br /> (3) Location of treatment rendered. <br /> (4) Patient complaints and condition at the time of treatment <br /> rendered. <br /> (5)Patient vital signs and time recorded. <br /> (6)Treatment rendered the patient by the first responder. <br /> (7) Printed names of the first responders who provided <br /> patient care. <br />B. Two copies of the record of Patient Treatment shall be given <br /> to the ambulance crew when he/she assumes control of the <br /> patient's care at the emergency scene. <br />C. A copy of the completed Record of Patient Treatment will be <br /> given to the Director of Cabarrus County Emergency Management <br /> on a monthly basis. <br /> <br />SECTION 10: Grievance Procedure. <br /> <br />° <br /> <br />First responder agency will be responsible for resolving grievances <br />between its own members. <br />Grievances from a first responder agency toward Cabarrus County <br />Emergency Medical Services shall be submitted in writing by the <br />first responder and co-signed by the Fire Chief or his/her designee <br />to the Director of Cabarrus County Emergency Services. <br />Grievances from Cabarrus County Emergency Medical Services personnel <br />or Cabarrus County Commissioners toward a first responder shall be <br />submitted in writing to the Director of Cabarrus County Emergency <br />Services who shall evaluate the grievance and if necessary relay it <br />to the Fire Chief of the appropriate agency. <br />If the grievance cannot be resolved between the first responder <br />agency and Cabarrus County Emergency Medical Service, a copy of the <br />written grievance will be forwarded to the Cabarrus County First <br />Responder Advisory Board for its investigation and ruling. The <br />Board's ruling is binding. <br />When a grievance has been settled by the Emergency Medical Services <br />Director, if there is any rebuttal from the organization or the <br />person against whom the complaint was filed, that person or <br />organization must go through the proper procedures to get the <br />grievance before the Advisory Board for their ruling. The person or <br />organization is not to communicate directly with the organization <br />filing the original grievance~ <br /> <br />SECTION 11: <br /> 1 <br /> 6 <br /> 12 <br /> 6 <br /> 6 <br /> 2 <br /> <br /> Standards for Equipment. <br />Trauma Box <br />Sterile 8" x 10" dressings <br />Sterile 4" x 4" dressings <br />4" roll gauze <br />Triangular bandages <br />3" x 9" Occlusive dressings <br /> <br /> <br />