New Callouts List

I will say that a few of the calls in here are already in game. There is a complete call list at the bottom left corner of the game on PC. Otherwise I like them

Should add fire to the lift assist call

No, there isn't a lift assist call in game already.

i really like this list of calls and hope that all of these get put in the game some time in the future. it would also bring lot more EMS calls to the game as currently they're aren't exactly loads of EMS calls.

Acid attack is another call, and ANPR(Automatic numberplate recognition) traffic stop ( no Mot, no license, no insurance etc.)

ambulances are not needed for dead people coroner is needed instead

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No, there isn't a lift assist call in game already.

There is, check the list of calls, it comes under elevator rescue.

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There is, check the list of calls, it comes under elevator rescue.

lift assist could be EMS Requesting FD to help move a patient. Example a Cardic Arrest to lift assist call?

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lift assist could be EMS Requesting FD to help move a patient. Example a Cardic Arrest to lift assist call?

Cardiac Arrest in a broken lift, don't want to sound too pessimistic but that sounds like an undertaker job

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Cardiac Arrest in a broken lift, don't want to sound too pessimistic but that sounds like an undertaker job

lift as in lift the person up. Not lift as in elevator.

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lift as in lift the person up. Not lift as in elevator.

Wow this took a turn that I did not expect at all but funny as all hell. They mean lift assist as they need more people on scene to pick up the patient. This is very common on larger patients that two EMS personal would struggle carrying alone.
You may need a whole battalion to lift up a elevator.... Future call?

Haha, Christ that's a misunderstanding and a half. I'd actually agree with the patient thing aswell although it would be nice to have a mechanism of injury rather than just stretchering a random person.

And if the 'lift assist' call is intended to be for the larger patients rather than the mechanical lift / elevator, some medical calls could expand into this?

In the UK, you can't send a coroner to a dead patient until a medical professional (ie crew from an ambulance) confirms life extinct. I'm unsure if the US has a similar process.

Patient Lift Assist is interesting. However, my understanding from a UK perspective is that another ambulance crew would be sent. Fire in those situations where you then need a mechanical process; I imagine fire in the US would probably be sent more often than just another ambulance crew.

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In the UK, you can't send a coroner to a dead patient until a medical professional (ie crew from an ambulance) confirms life extinct. I'm unsure if the US has a similar process.

Patient Lift Assist is interesting. However, my understanding from a UK perspective is that another ambulance crew would be sent. Fire in those situations where you then need a mechanical process; I imagine fire in the US would probably be sent more often than just another ambulance crew.

Same for US

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In the UK, you can't send a coroner to a dead patient until a medical professional (ie crew from an ambulance) confirms life extinct. I'm unsure if the US has a similar process.

Patient Lift Assist is interesting. However, my understanding from a UK perspective is that another ambulance crew would be sent. Fire in those situations where you then need a mechanical process; I imagine fire in the US would probably be sent more often than just another ambulance crew.

Yea, its a similar process, in the State of Texas, someone at least a EMT-B can call it and at that point the sheriffs office can call it.

Back to the lift assist, yea we weren't talking about a lift as in a elevator, we were talking about it as in a obese person that the ambulance crew needs help with loading onto the stretcher and what not

When a lift assist comes out over the radio for EMS, FD responds no matter what. Its because here where i am basically we do all types of " In Service Calls for EMS related incidents '. Now look it at this way, Sometimes EMS do not need are assistance for every other medical call but it is required to send atleast an Engine or Squad / Rescue to those EMS calls. But maybe i am looking at this a different way from other people that live not in the US but other states do it differently.