What happens if the patient does not meet the indications for a protocol?

When a patient does not meet the indications for a specific protocol, it is crucial to seek authorization from on-line medical control before proceeding with treatment. This requirement ensures that the care being provided is appropriate and based on the unique circumstances of the patient's condition. On-line medical control serves as a critical point of contact, allowing paramedics and EMTs to receive guidance and make informed decisions that are tailored to the needs of the patient, especially in situations where established protocols may not directly apply.

The necessity of obtaining authorization from medical control reinforces the standard of care and clinical judgment, ensuring that patient safety remains the top priority. By consulting with medical control, the emergency personnel can discuss the specifics of the case, explore alternative treatment options, and consider whether any modifications to care are warranted based on the patient's unique presentation. This process is integral to maintaining high standards in pre-hospital care and ensuring that all interventions are clinically justified.