The benefits of real-time & near-real-time feedback
As featured in the JEMS Data Supplement, FirstWatch Founder & President Todd Stout and John Tobin, alarm room captain for the Mesa Fire Department and lead educator with the University of Arizona’s EPIC project, discuss how taking advantage of real-time feedback from today’s modern monitor/defibrillators can improve provider and overall system performance.
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EMS1 article: It’s been more than four decades since economist Jack Stout introduced the concept of system status management (SSM) to... read more
Download PDF (Best Practices in Emergency Services, July 2012)Todd Stout discusses winning an “EMS 10” innovator award, his father’s (Jack... read more
FirstWatch, the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch, and EMS World—set out to learn about the current state of dispatch and... read more
FirstWatch President Todd Stout was recently interviewed by long-time industry friend Steven Cohen, the current EMS Chief at Cary Area... read more
