The Future of Emergency Medical Services
Artificial Intelligence, Technology, and Innovation
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Product details:
- Publisher Fire Engineering Books
- Date of Publication 31 July 2026
- ISBN 9781593705299
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages332 pages
- Size 229x152 mm
- Weight 666 g
- Language English 700
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Long description:
Emergency medical services is changing faster than at any point in its long history. Artificial intelligence is now deployed in hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and dispatch centers. Consumer technology companies are routing patients to AI-mediated triage before they ever call 911. Electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft are entering federal integration pilots with an explicit focus on rural healthcare access. Autonomous rotorcraft have been delivered to the US Army. Yet EMS, the healthcare profession that meets patients first, has been slower than any other part of healthcare to build the frameworks it will need.
The Future of Emergency Medical Services: Artificial Intelligence, Technology, and Innovation is a guide to what is arriving and what EMS must do about it. Author Donnie Woodyard Jr., a former state EMS director and longtime EMS executive, draws on three decades in the profession and multiple books on EMS leadership and history to map the terrain ahead. The second edition addresses AI documentation tools and disclosure law, autonomous ground and air transport, advanced air mobility for emergency response, ambient clinical intelligence, and the governance frameworks EMS agencies need to adopt new technology safely. A new closing section examines the question now facing every EMS agency in the country: whether to integrate deeply into the healthcare continuum or to define itself as transport to healthcare and leave the integrated healthcare work to others. Both paths will exist. Both will be defensible. Both carry consequences. Written for EMS leaders, clinicians, educators, and policymakers, this book provides the context, data, and strategic framing needed to lead rather than be led.
MoreTable of Contents:
- Foreword
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- 1. The Future Is Now
- 2. Foundations
- 3. Lessons from Visionaries in Emergency Medical Services
- 4. Barriers to Innovation
- 5. Health Care’s Multibillion-Dollar Bet on Artificial Intelligence
- 6. The President of the United States, Policy, and the National Push for Artificial Intelligence in Health Care
- 7. Artificial Intelligence-Powered Documentation in Emergency Medical Services
- 8. Real-Time Decision Support
- 9. Drones, Driverless Tech, and the Future of Emergency Medical Services Mobility
- 10. Artificial Intelligence-Enhanced Emergency Medical Services Clinicians
- 11. Ethics, Accountability, and the Emergency Medical Services Artificial Intelligence Framework for Action
- 12. Teaching Tomorrow
- 13. The Strategic Integration of Artificial Intelligence in Emergency Medical Services
- 14. Embracing the Future of Emergency Medical Services with Artificial Intelligence
- Notes
- Study Questions
- Answer
- Key Index
