Northern Shenandoah Valley ITS – Public Safety Initiative: Final Report

Crow, Ed; Jonson, Janet; Pennsylvania State University. Applied Research Laboratory

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Northern Shenandoah Valley ITS – Public Safety Initiative: Final Report

2002-01-23
By Crow, Ed ; Jonson, Janet

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Northern Shenandoah Valley intelligent transportation systems
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Crow, Ed ; Jonson, Janet

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Corporate Creators:

Pennsylvania State University. Applied Research Laboratory
Corporate Contributors:

Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission
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Advanced Rural Transportation Systems ARTS Data Collection Emergency Communication Systems Emergency Medical Services Evaluation/Program Assessment Intelligent Transportation Systems Programs Medical Case Reports Wireless Communication Systems
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Pennsylvania
Corporate Publisher:

Pennsylvania State University. Applied Research Laboratory
Abstract:

This report summarizes the efforts of The Pennsylvania State University’s Applied Research Laboratory (PSU/ARL) to conduct field tests using a handheld data collection system to enable emergency medical personnel (EMS) to collect and transfer patient information to the hospital emergency department (ED). The expected benefits of these efforts are improved overall patient care; streamlined administrative reporting; and an increase in overall accuracy and efficiency in EMS operations.
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