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03 FIRE CHIEFS REPORT September 2022
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03 FIRE CHIEFS REPORT September 2022
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Page 19 <br />EMS REPORT: <br />• The EMS Branch assisted with operational updates of our oxygen protocols. We <br />have transitioned the department over to all brass regulators for portable oxygen <br />cylinders, and have distributed oxygen storage area safety signage to all stations. <br />• The ambulance fabrication committee members have completed an onsite <br />preconstruction meeting at Braun N. West. Braun has notified us that they will be <br />constructing all seven of our new medics at one time. Braun has had challenges <br />getting chassis from Ford which has led to a delay in construction. The updated <br />completion time for all seven medics is February 2023. <br />• We have received and distributed our updated State of Hawaii narcotics licenses to <br />all medic stations. Please have these posted up in the station. <br />• The EMS Branch participated in a HFD recruitment presentation for the current <br />Kapiolani Community College EMT class in Honolulu. <br />• We are currently working on the proposed FY 23 - 24 and FY 24 - 25 biannual <br />budget increase request to the State Department of Health. <br />• A Fire Medical Specialist I I assessment center was held on September 19t". Three <br />personnel were promoted. <br />• The EMS Branch has been working closely with the Training Branch and the Hawaii <br />Police Department Training Division in preparation for the upcoming Advanced Law <br />Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERRT) class scheduled for October 24t" - <br />26t" in Hilo. <br />• We have seen an increase of Fentanyl use on Hawaii Island. Due to this recent <br />uptick in narcotic overdoses the EMS Branch has been working with IT personnel on <br />tracking data. Two ways that we are currently extracting data are through <br />documentation of Narcan administration and/or if overdose is documented in the <br />primary or secondary impression. <br />• Our 51St recruit class is currently finishing up their didactic portion of EMT training. <br />They will begin four weeks of clinical training on October 17t" <br />
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