DHS 110.44(11)(11) Explanation of how medical consultation will be contacted or if on-site medical consultation will be used. DHS 110.44(12)(12) Any special patient care protocols for use at the event. DHS 110.44(13)(13) Explanation of how EMS professionals will be notified and requested during the event. DHS 110.44(14)(14) Explanation of how the ambulance service provider will integrate with the 9-1-1 system. DHS 110.44(15)(15) Explanation of how a 9-1-1 request that is generated within the event by a participant or spectator will be handled. DHS 110.44(16)(16) Identification of the service provider that will respond to a 9-1-1 call initiated from within the event. DHS 110.44(17)(17) If the event occurs outside the primary service area of the ambulance service provider or non-transporting emergency medical service, documentation that the ambulance service provider for the primary service area in which the event is located has been notified at least 10 business days prior to the event or documentation that the ambulance service provider for the primary service area in which the event is located has approved the ambulance service provider or non-transporting emergency medical service requesting special event approval to provide event coverage within its primary service area. DHS 110.44(18)(18) Written assurance that adequate resources will be available. DHS 110.44(19)(19) Written acknowledgement that the ambulance service provider requesting special event approval assumes all liability for ambulance coverage and response during the event. DHS 110.44(20)(20) Copies of any agreement or contract for providing emergency medical services for the event. DHS 110.44 NoteNote: When submitting copies of the contracts or agreements the service may redact any compensation information.
DHS 110.44(20g)(20g) Written acknowledgement that the special event coverage will not interfere with its responsibility to provide 9-1-1 emergency response within its primary service area, if the ambulance service provider or non-transporting emergency medical service provider is also licensed as a 9-1-1 provider. DHS 110.44(20r)(20r) If the special event coverage is for spectators and participants or both and more than 5000 people total are anticipated to be in attendance, a mass casualty plan including all of the following: DHS 110.44(20r)(a)(a) Name and contact information of the ambulance service provider or public safety agency that shall be the lead agency in the event of a mass casualty incident. DHS 110.44(20r)(b)(b) A copy of the triage protocol to be used in the mass casualty incident. DHS 110.44(20r)(c)(c) A copy of the destination determination policy to be used in a mass casualty incident. DHS 110.44(20r)(h)(h) Written acknowledgement that the ambulance service has identified potential staging areas and landing zones near the event. DHS 110.44(20r)(i)(i) Written acknowledgement that the ambulance service provider or non-transporting emergency medical service provider has notified area hospitals of the date of the event. DHS 110.44 HistoryHistory: CR 10-085: cr. Register December 2010 No. 660, eff. 1-1-11; CR 20-028: am. (intro.), (1), (8), cr. (9m), am. (11), (13), r. and recr. (17), cr. (20g), (20r) Register September 2021 No. 789, eff. 10-1-21. DHS 110.45DHS 110.45 Department decisions on applications. DHS 110.45(1)(1) Except as provided in sub. (2), the department shall review and make a determination on an application that has been completed in accordance with all of the department’s instructions for completion within 60 business days of receiving the application. If the department approves the application, the department will notify the applicant and issue a license. If the department denies the application, the department will notify the applicant of the reason for the denial and any appeal rights. DHS 110.45(2)(2) The department shall either approve the application and issue a license or deny the application within 90 business days after receiving a complete application for an emergency medical service provider license that requires department review of algorithm protocols, including an application for a change or update of any algorithm protocol. If the application for a license or algorithm protocol approval is denied, the department shall give the applicant reasons, in writing, for the denial and shall inform the applicant of the right to appeal that decision. DHS 110.45(3)(3) The department’s failure to deny an application within the time period established under sub. (1) or (2) does not constitute department approval of the license application. An applicant may not provide emergency medical services until the department has issued the applicant a license. DHS 110.45 HistoryHistory: CR 10-085: cr. Register December 2010 No. 660, eff. 1-1-11. DHS 110.46DHS 110.46 License duration and application for renewal license. DHS 110.46(1)(1) A license issued by the department to an emergency medical service provider is valid for the duration of the triennium as long as the provider remains in continuous compliance with EMS-related federal and state statutes, this chapter, and the operational plan approved by the department, or until the provider notifies the department in writing that it intends to cease providing emergency medical services or the department suspends or revokes the license. DHS 110.46(2)(2) Notwithstanding sub. (1), an emergency medical service provider shall renew its license by June 30 of the third year of the triennium by submitting to the department an updated application that includes documentation acceptable to the department showing proof of eligibility. The application and documentation shall be submitted to the department in the manner or method specified by the department. DHS 110.46 HistoryHistory: CR 10-085: cr. Register December 2010 No. 660, eff. 1-1-11; CR 20-028: am. (title), renum. DHS 110.46 to (1) and am., cr. (2) Register September 2021 No. 789, eff. 10-1-21. DHS 110.47DHS 110.47 Required personnel and responsibilities. An emergency medical service provider shall have all of the following personnel: DHS 110.47(3)(3) An infection control designee who is responsible for maintaining the infection control program and meeting Occupational Safety and Health Administration standards for blood borne pathogens and safety. DHS 110.47(4)(4) A quality assurance designee who is responsible for managing patient-based quality improvement processes in collaboration with the service medical director. DHS 110.47(5)(5) A training designee who is responsible for assisting the service medical director in assuring continued competency and facilitating the continuing education of the provider’s EMS professionals. DHS 110.47(6)(6) A data contact designee who is responsible for assuring that patient care report data is submitted to the department as required in this chapter. DHS 110.47 NoteNote: These personnel do not have to be separate people. One person may hold several of these positions.
DHS 110.47 HistoryHistory: CR 10-085: cr. Register December 2010 No. 660, eff. 1-1-11; CR 20-028: am. (1), (2), (5), (7) Register September 2021 No. 789, eff. 10-1-21. DHS 110.48DHS 110.48 Service director. An emergency medical service provider shall have a service director who shall: DHS 110.48(1)(1) Serve as the primary contact between the emergency medical service provider and the department. DHS 110.48(2)(2) Assure that all elements of the operational plan are kept current. DHS 110.48(3)(3) Assure that EMS professionals are properly licensed and credentialed. DHS 110.48(4)(4) Provide day-to-day supervision of the ambulance service provider’s operations. DHS 110.49DHS 110.49 Service medical director. An emergency medical service provider shall have a service medical director who meets all of the qualifications under sub. (1) and has all the responsibilities under sub. (2): DHS 110.49(1)(1) Qualifications. The service medical director shall meet all the following within 180 days from the date of his or her appointment: DHS 110.49(1)(b)(b) Current certification in CPR for health care professionals and, if the medical director provides medical direction for an EMT-intermediate, Advanced Emergency Medical Technician or paramedic emergency medical services provider, current certification in ACLS and PALS unless the physician is certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine or the American Osteopathic Board of Emergency Medicine. DHS 110.49(1)(d)(d) Familiarity with the design and operation of pre-hospital EMS systems. DHS 110.49(1)(e)(e) Experience or training in the EMS quality improvement process. DHS 110.49(1)(f)(f) Successful completion of the department’s service medical director course or equivalent as determined by the department for any service medical director who is not board certified as specified in par. (b). DHS 110.49(2)(2) Responsibilities. The service medical director shall do all of the following: DHS 110.49(2)(a)(a) Prescribe patient care protocols under which the provider’s professionals treat. DHS 110.49(2)(b)(b) Develop, review and approve in writing all patient care protocols that will be used by EMS professionals delivering patient care under the operational plan. DHS 110.49(2)(c)(c) Ensure that physicians providing on-line medical control do so in a manner consistent with the department approved patient care protocols. DHS 110.49(2)(d)(d) Ensure that all aspects of the emergency medical services are under medical supervision and direction at all times. DHS 110.49(2)(e)(e) Establish, participate in, and ensure the continuing implementation of a quality assurance program as part of a patient care improvement process. DHS 110.49(2)(g)(g) Maintain liaison with the medical community, including hospitals, emergency departments, urgent care clinics, physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers. DHS 110.49(2)(h)(h) Work with regional, state and local EMS authorities to ensure that standards, needs and requirements are met and resource utilization is optimized. DHS 110.49(2)(i)(i) Maintain, through continuing education, current knowledge and skills appropriate for a service medical director. DHS 110.49(2)(j)(j) Approve, direct, and assist in providing training activities that assure EMS professionals are competent to provide safe and efficient patient care, based on the department approved patient care protocols. DHS 110.49 HistoryHistory: CR 10-085: cr. Register December 2010 No. 660, eff. 1-1-11; CR 20-028: am. (1) (b), (f), (2) (a), (b), (f), (j) Register September 2021 No. 789, eff. 10-1-21. DHS 110.495DHS 110.495 Community emergency medical services medical director. A CEMS provider shall have a minimum of one medical director who meets all of the qualifications under sub. (1) and has all the responsibilities under sub. (2). DHS 110.495(1)(1) Qualifications. Except as provided by sub. (3), a community emergency medical services medical director shall have all of the following: DHS 110.495(1)(b)(b) Familiarity or experience with emergency medical services and practitioners. DHS 110.495(2)(2) Responsibilities. The CEMS medical director or medical direction team shall: DHS 110.495(2)(a)(a) Develop, review and approve in writing all patient care protocols that will be used by community emergency medical services practitioners delivering patient care under the operational plan. DHS 110.495(2)(b)(b) Ensure that physicians providing online medical consultation do so in a manner consistent with department-approved patient care protocols and guidelines. DHS 110.495(2)(c)(c) Establish, participate in, and ensure a continual quality improvement program as part of a patient care improvement process specific to the community emergency medical services. DHS 110.495(2)(e)(e) Maintain liaison with the medical community, including hospitals, emergency departments, urgent care clinics, physicians, nurses, and other healthcare providers. DHS 110.495(2)(f)(f) Work with regional, state and local authorities to ensure that standards, needs and requirements are met. DHS 110.495(2)(g)(g) Maintain current knowledge and skills appropriate for a community emergency medical services medical director/team through continuing education. DHS 110.495(2)(h)(h) Approve, direct, and assist in providing training activities that assure community emergency medical services practitioners are competent to provide safe and efficient patient care, based on the department approved patient care protocols/guidelines. DHS 110.495(3)(3) Medical direction teams. A medical direction team may be used in lieu of a medical director so long as one member of the team meets the qualifications and responsibilities described under sub. (1) and (2). If the CEMS provider using a medical direction team is also licensed to provide other EMS education or patient services, a CEMS medical direction team shall include the EMS service medical director. DHS 110.495 HistoryHistory: CR 20-028: cr. Register September 2021 No. 789, eff. 10-1-21. DHS 110.50DHS 110.50 EMS provider staffing requirements. DHS 110.50(1)(1) An emergency medical service provider shall satisfy the staffing requirements appropriate to the level of service for which it is licensed. All individuals constituting the minimum staffing shall be credentialed with the emergency medical service provider under s. DHS 110.53. Except as provided in sub. (2) or (3), an emergency medical service provider shall comply with the following requirements that are applicable to the provider’s level of service: DHS 110.50(1)(a)(a) EMT ambulance. An EMT ambulance shall be staffed with at least two individuals, credentialed with that emergency medical service provider under s. DHS 110.53, who are licensed at the EMT level or one licensed EMT and one with an EMT training permit. When staffed with a person that holds an EMT training permit the licensed EMT must be in the patient compartment during transport.
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