南达科他州通过了通过委员会的EMS减缓人员配置法案，允许护士和急救人员协助紧急护理和运输。 South Dakota bills to ease EMS staffing pass committee, allowing nurses and first responders to assist with emergency care and transport.

南达科他州为解决紧急医疗人员短缺问题的两项法案在两党支持下,通过了一个立法委员会。 Two South Dakota bills to address emergency medical staffing shortages passed a legislative committee with bipartisan support. HB 1023将向在救护车中工作的注册和实际工作的护士提供责任保护,使他们能够在其培训中提供护理。 HB 1023 would grant liability protection to registered and practical nurses working in ambulances, allowing them to provide care within their training. HB 1024将扩大谁可以合法驾驶救护车的范围,使其包括消防员和执法人员,他们完成CPR和六个小时的培训。 HB 1024 would expand who can legally drive ambulances to include firefighters and law enforcement officers who complete CPR and six hours of training. 两项措施旨在缓解农村的EMS挑战,提高应对效率,并支持在老龄化劳动力中招聘EMT,平均年龄为51岁. Both measures aim to ease rural EMS challenges, improve response efficiency, and support recruitment amid an aging workforce, with the average EMT age at 51. 法案现在向全议院提出。 The bills now advance to the full House.