Maintaining an Appropriate Working Environment While Increasing Workforce Diversity in the Hollywood Fire Rescue/Beach Safety Department

Maintaining an Appropriate Working Environment While Increasing Workforce Diversity in the Hollywood Fire Rescue/Beach Safety Department
Author: Wayne Mailliard
Publisher:
Total Pages: 33
Release: 1996
Genre: Diversity in the workplace
ISBN:
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Are additional departmental measures needed to inhibit or handle discriminatory activities? A confidential questionnaire was developed which was provided to all employees (see Appendix D) of the immediate department. On October 1, 1996 the beach safety division was merged within the fire department, and they were not a part of this survey. An evaluation of the current procedures for identifying, reporting and handling a claim of discrimination and/or harassment was made to assure compliance with city, state and federal mandates. Necessary changes were made to existing policies, and an educational process was initiated informing all department members as to methods for reporting defamatory or disciminatory acts, in an attempt to insure a suitable work environment, for all employees.

External Customer Survey for the Hollywood Fire/Rescue Department

External Customer Survey for the Hollywood Fire/Rescue Department
Author: Wayne Mailliard
Publisher:
Total Pages: 60
Release: 1995
Genre:
ISBN:
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The last category gave a listing of eleven services which may or may not be provided by the Hollywood Fire/Rescue Department. In fact ten of them were. People were asked to circle those that they thought were provided. Nine people knew all ten. This is 28% of those who returned the survey.

Florida Regional Common EMS Protocols

Florida Regional Common EMS Protocols
Author: Jones & Bartlett Learning
Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning
Total Pages: 577
Release: 2010-10-22
Genre: Medical
ISBN: 076377748X
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Physicians, EMS Chiefs, Training Officers, and Field Paramedics throughout Florida developed the Florida Regional Common EMS Protocols. These protocols are based on National Standards and the most recent clinical studies regarding the delivery of prehospital care. Medical experts in the specialized areas of the protocols were an integral part of the protocol development process. In addition, an in-depth peer review was conducted to provide all participating agencies the opportunity to give input into the design and content of the protocols.

Florida Regional Common EMS Protocols

Florida Regional Common EMS Protocols
Author: Michael Hohl
Publisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning
Total Pages: 580
Release: 2004
Genre: Emergency medical services
ISBN: 9780763728083
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The protocols are divided into adult and pediatric section, each with three parts: Supportive Care - Actions authorized For The EMS or paramedic that are supportive in nature. ALS Level 1 - Actions authorized only For The paramedic prior to physician contact. ALS Level 2 - Actions authorized only For The paramedic that require a physician consult. This protocol manual is part of the medical direction program for participating Emergency Medical Services (EMS) agencies in Florida, and as such, The medical treatment protocols are designed as clinical guides for EMS providers. the protocol manual in its entirety is designed to be a one-stop source of information for on-scene patient care, medical reference, and training purposes. The medical treatment protocols outline care for a typical case and follow the case, step-by-step. the treatment protocols are divided into adult and pediatric sections, each with three parts: Supportive Care : Actions authorized For The EMS or Paramedic that are supportive in nature. EMT (BLS) and Paramedic (BLS and ALS) actions are specified within each of these protocols. ALS Level 1 : Actions authorized only For The Paramedic prior to physician contact. ALS Level 2 : Actions authorized only For The Paramedic that require a physician consult.