Utah § 53-2d-805 Duties of emergency medical dispatch centers.

Utah Statutes

§ 53-2d-805 — Duties of emergency medical dispatch centers.

Utah § 53-2d-805

Title 53Public Safety Code

Ch. 53-2dEmergency Medical Services Act

Part 53-2d-8Utah Sudden Cardiac Arrest Survival Act

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Utah Code Ann. § 53-2d-805 (2026).

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An emergency medical dispatch center shall:

(1)implement a system to receive and manage the information reported to the emergency medical dispatch center under Section 53-2d-803;

(2)record in the system described in Subsection (1), all information received under Section 53-2d-803 within 14 days after the day on which the information is received;

(3)inform an individual who calls to report a potential incident of sudden cardiac arrest of the location of an AED located at the address of the potential sudden cardiac arrest;

(4)provide verbal instructions to an individual described in Subsection (3) to:

(4)(a) help the individual determine if a patient is in cardiac arrest; and

(4)(b) if needed:

(4)(b)(i) provide direction to start CPR;

(4)(b)(ii) offer instructions on how to perform CPR;

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An emergency medical dispatch center shall:
(1) implement a system to receive and manage the information reported to the emergency medical dispatch center under Section 53-2d-803;
(2) record in the system described in Subsection (1), all information received under Section 53-2d-803 within 14 days after the day on which the information is received;
(3) inform an individual who calls to report a potential incident of sudden cardiac arrest of the location of an AED located at the address of the potential sudden cardiac arrest;
(4) provide verbal instructions to an individual described in Subsection (3) to:
(4)(a) help the individual determine if a patient is in cardiac arrest; and
(4)(b) if needed:
(4)(b)(i) provide direction to start CPR;
(4)(b)(ii) offer instructions on how to perform CPR; or
(4)(b)(iii) offer instructions on how to use an AED, if one is available; and
(5) provide the information contained in the system described in Subsection (1), upon request, to the bureau.