New York § 3053 Reporting

New York Statutes

§ 3053 — Reporting

New York § 3053

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Art. 30-AEmergency Medical Services Personnel Training Act of Nineteen Hundred Eighty-six

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N.Y. Public Health § 3053 (2026).

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  § 3053. Reporting.  Advanced life support first response services and\nambulance services registered or certified pursuant to article thirty of\nthis chapter shall submit detailed individual call reports on a form to\nbe provided by the department, or may submit data electronically in a\nformat approved by the department.  The state emergency medical services\ncouncil, with the approval of the commissioner, may adopt rules and\nregulations permitting or requiring ambulance services whose volume\nexceeds twenty thousand calls per year to submit call report data\nelectronically.  Such rules shall define the data elements to be\nsubmitted, and may include requirements that assure availability of data\nto the regional emergency medical advisory committee.\n

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§ 3053. Reporting. Advanced life support first response services and\nambulance services registered or certified pursuant to article thirty of\nthis chapter shall submit detailed individual call reports on a form to\nbe provided by the department, or may submit data electronically in a\nformat approved by the department. The state emergency medical services\ncouncil, with the approval of the commissioner, may adopt rules and\nregulations permitting or requiring ambulance services whose volume\nexceeds twenty thousand calls per year to submit call report data\nelectronically. Such rules shall define the data elements to be\nsubmitted, and may include requirements that assure availability of data\nto the regional emergency medical advisory committee.\n