element -> <eResponse.15>

eResponse.15 Level of Care of This Unit Yes Yes The level of care (BLS or ALS) the unit is able to provide based on the units' treatment capabilities for this EMS response. Mandatory Airway Cardiac Arrest Pediatric Response STEMI Stroke Trauma Added to identify the level of care (license level) the EMS unit/crew can provide regardless of patient need, based on this unit's capabilities. <br/><br/>For example, if a unit/crew is staffed with an EMT-Intermediate or EMT-Paramedic but the unit is either licensed or stocked at a BLS level the appropriate level of care is "BLS-Basic". This is because the care provided to patients is limited to BLS skills.

Namespace:	http://www.nemsis.org
Type:	UnitLevelOfCare
Content:	simple
Defined:	locally within eResponse complexType in eResponse_v3.xsd; see XML source

Content Model Diagram

XML Representation Summary
<eResponse.15>
	Content:	{ enumeration of xs:string }
</eResponse.15>

Simple Content Detail:

Enumeration:

"2215001"	-	BLS-First Responder/EMR
"2215003"	-	BLS-Basic /EMT
"2215005"	-	BLS-AEMT
"2215007"	-	BLS-Intermediate
"2215023"	-	BLS-Community Paramedicine
"2215009"	-	ALS-AEMT
"2215011"	-	ALS-Intermediate
"2215013"	-	ALS-Paramedic
"2215015"	-	ALS-Community Paramedicine
"2215017"	-	ALS-Nurse
"2215019"	-	ALS-Physician
"2215021"	-	Specialty Critical Care

Included in content model of elements (1):

XML Source (w/o annotations (1); see within schema source)

<xs:element id="eResponse.LevelofCareofThisUnit" name="eResponse.15" type="UnitLevelOfCare"/>