EMS leaders need to focus on continually improving quality, efficiency and innovation to add value as health care undergoes dramatic changes
By Roxanne Shanks
Health care policy seems to be in constant change with little clarity on where it is headed. Several policy changes being considered in Washington, from repeal of Obamacare to other, less publicized proposals could have an impact on EMS and how we care for our patients and run our businesses.
Here are five health care-related policy changes that EMS leaders need to be planning for.
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