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ePCR 3.0

Overview

EPR FireWorks electronic patient care reporting for comprehensive EMS documentation and NEMSIS compliance.

EPR FireWorks ePCR provides a tab-based interface for documenting patient information, assessments, and care delivery. Quick Actions enable rapid documentation of medications, procedures, and vital signs during field operations based on criteria configured in the back office quick presets configuration

EPR FireWorks ePCR interface showing patient information and assessment tabs with Quick Actions panel for rapid field documentation

Important! The ePCR interface is responsive and adapts to your screen size. On displays 1366 pixels wide or larger, forms display in a two-column layout. On smaller screens, the interface adjusts to a single-column layout for optimal viewing.

Getting Started with ePCR

New to ePCR? Review these essential topics before field use.

Rapid Field Response

Core Documentation Tools

  • Critical Fields - Quick access to priority documentation fields

  • Quick Actions - One-touch documentation for medications, procedures, and vital signs

  • Checklists - Department protocols and trauma criteria

  • Scenarios - Streamlined documentation for common call types

Completing the ePCR

Required Documentation Tabs

  • Incident - Location, dispatch, and response information

  • Times - CAD integration and delay documentation

  • Patient - Demographics, history, and belongings tracking

  • Assessment - Complaints, vital signs, and clinical findings

  • Disposition - Chain of patient care initiatives and transport decisions.

Additional Documentation

  • Billing - Billing information due to patient stabilization and transport services.

  • Other - Quality control, crew exposures, and custom fields

  • Signatures - Electronic consent and legal documentation

  • Narrative - Comprehensive incident description and clinical notes

NEMSIS Compliance: All ePCR documentation supports national EMS data standards. Consult your state and department protocols.

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