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Why Retain John Storm as an EMS Expert Witness

Why Retain John Storm as an EMS Expert Witness

Why Retain John Storm as an EMS Expert Witness

  

As a retired Assistant Fire Chief and paramedic with more than 30 years in the fire service and 25 years in emergency medical services, I provide objective expert witness services in cases involving alleged departures from accepted EMS standards of care. My opinions are based on clinical practice, nationally recognized standards, applicable state protocols, agency policies, and the facts of each case.

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What Is the EMS Standard of Care?

Why Retain John Storm as an EMS Expert Witness

Why Retain John Storm as an EMS Expert Witness

  

The EMS standard of care is the level of care that a reasonably prudent EMS provider with similar training and experience would provide under the same or similar circumstances.

Evaluating that standard often requires reviewing:


  • EMS  patient care reports (PCR/ePCR) 
  • Dispatch records and CAD logs 
  • Audio  recordings 
  • Body-worn and dash camera footage 
  • Agency policies and standard operating procedures 
  • State & Department EMS protocols 
  • Training records 
  • Quality assurance documentation 
  • Applicable national guidelines and standards  

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EMS Standard of Care Analysis

EMS Standard of Care Analysis

EMS Standard of Care Analysis

  

Each case is evaluated to determine whether EMS personnel:


  • Performed an appropriate patient assessment 
  • Recognized life-threatening conditions 
  • Followed accepted EMS protocols 
  • Made appropriate treatment decisions 
  • Communicated effectively with receiving facilities 
  • Documented care accurately 
  • Exercised appropriate clinical judgment 
  • Acted consistently with accepted EMS practice 

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EMS Standard of Care Analysis

EMS Standard of Care Analysis

     

  • EMS Standard of Care 
  • Prehospital Emergency Medicine 
  • Fire-Based EMS Systems 
  • Ambulance Operations 
  • Paramedic Practice 
  • Basic and Advanced Life Support 
  • EMS Administration 
  • EMS Training   
  • Quality Assurance 
  • Risk Management 
  • Municipal Liability 
  • Emergency Vehicle Operations 
  • Incident Command 
  • NFPA /OSHA Compliance 

Types of Cases We Evaluate

Failure  to properly assess a patient     


Cardiac emergencies


Stroke assessment & transport decisions  


Medication administration   


Trauma assessment 

Delayed recognition of time-sensitive      emergencies 

  

Patient refusal and informed consent 

  

Communication failures 

  

Documentation deficiencies 

  

Failure to follow EMS protocols 


Airway management 

  

Patient monitoring 

  

Interfacility transport 

  

Training and competency issues 

  

EMS supervision and quality assurance 

  

Ambulance operations when clinical care is involved 

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