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FL H0593
Bill
Status
Passed
4/8/2022
Primary Sponsor
Dana Trabulsy
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AI Summary
- 911 public safety telecommunicators who answer and dispatch emergency medical calls must complete telecommunicator cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training every 2 years
- Training must be evidence-based, follow nationally accepted guidelines, and cover recognition of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest over the phone and delivery of compression-only CPR instructions
- Public safety agencies may enter reciprocal agreements with other agencies, dedicated phone lines, or call centers to provide telephonic CPR assistance, provided the receiving entity employs trained telecommunicators
- Employees answering emergency medical calls must either directly provide telephonic CPR assistance when appropriate or transfer calls to an entity with a reciprocal agreement
- Effective date: July 1, 2022
Legislative Description
Telecommunicator Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Last Action
Chapter No. 2022-51
4/8/2022
Committee Referrals
Health And Human Services2/2/2022
Professions and Public Health Subcommittee12/6/2021
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