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. 2015 Sep-Oct;76(4):256-62.
doi: 10.18043/ncm.76.4.256.

North Carolina College of Emergency Physicians' Guidance Document on Emergency Medical Services

James E Winslow  1 , Antonio R Fernandez  2 , Doug Swanson  3 , Jefferson G Williams  4 , Tom Mitchell  5 , Brett A Nicks  6 , Kim L Askew  6 , Roy L Alson  6 , Darrell R Nelson  7 , Jason P Stopyra  8 , Joseph Zalkin  9 , Randy D Kearns  10 , Juan A March  11
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North Carolina College of Emergency Physicians' Guidance Document on Emergency Medical Services

James E Winslow et al. N C Med J. 2015 Sep-Oct.
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Abstract

The North Carolina College of Emergency Physicians (NCCEP) Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Committee uses an evidence-based approach in writing its protocols and procedures. The most recent revision of the NCCEP document, which was started in late 2010, lasted for more than 1 year and utilized committee members from across the state. Four meetings were held at locations across North Carolina. In addition, 2 surveys were sent to get input from EMS providers. Since 2010, the document has been updated on an ongoing basis, aligning it with the latest evidence-based medicine.

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