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Book 35 - EMS Field Manual - LAFD Training

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Section I: <strong>Field</strong> ProcedureslProtocols<br />

MCI <strong>EMS</strong> REPORT SHORT FORM<br />

The Multiple Casualty Incident (MCI) Short Form has been developed by the Los Angeles<br />

County <strong>EMS</strong> Agency as an optional form for use by providers in situations where multiple<br />

patients are encountered on scene. The form is a "shortened" version of the Los Angeles<br />

County <strong>EMS</strong> form that encompasses the essential data for the incident while providing a<br />

valuable timesaving tool to providers for multi-patient incidents. The MCI short form may<br />

be used in place of the standard <strong>EMS</strong> Report Form in MCl's.<br />

Page one Page one (back copy) Patient Release<br />

When more than ten (10) patients are encounteredl the provider has the option of using the<br />

MCI Short Form. When this form is usedl a standard <strong>EMS</strong> Report Form (F-902M) does not need<br />

to be filled out. During a mass casualty incidentl the MCI Short Form can be used as a stand-<br />

alone forml used along with a triage tagl or used in place of a triage tag (these options are at<br />

the discretion of the department or provider). (Refer to Departmental Bulletin No. 04-1 9)<br />

Each MCI <strong>EMS</strong> Report Short Form can accommodate up to four patients and is formatted in<br />

quadruplicate. The back of the first page allows the patient to release the Fire Department from<br />

liability. Use this section ONLY when patients that DO NOT meet the criteria of the <strong>LAFD</strong><br />

PRG or the <strong>LAFD</strong> <strong>Book</strong> 33, Ref. No. 808 * are released from the scene.<br />

The fourth page has an adhesive backing and could be placed on the patient for tracking.<br />

Once the patient is released from the scenel the patient can keep the adhesive copy for their<br />

records. This adhesive copy can also be used as a record for the receiving facility! if the patient<br />

seeks medical treatment on their own.<br />

The MCI <strong>EMS</strong> Report Short Form will be carried by all companies and<br />

will be included in the MCI packet.<br />

* Patients who meet the above criterial require an <strong>EMS</strong> Report Form F-902M<br />

completion and base hospital contact.<br />

Revised: 512005 PAGE 2 OF 2

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