ProQA makes implementing the IAED’s clinically-proven protocols a simple, efficient process. The ProQA software helps Emergency Dispatchers move through Case Entry into Key Questioning to quickly determine the appropriate dispatch code and …

As the #1 software for Emergency Dispatch worldwide, ProQA is the most comprehensive, reliable software built on the foundation of the proven protocols created by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. ProQA helps Emergency Dispatchers field calls and dispatch emergency services with speed and accuracy.

Serving over 800 Emergency Fire Dispatch Centers, FPDS is the most used system in the world for fire-call handling. Catastrophic events result in record numbers of callers needing assistance. FPDS helps Emergency Dispatchers triage calls and even take on a rescuer role during extraordinary events.

Brief scripted instructions directly applicable to the mission of the first responder -- verify, maintain, and monitor the Airway, Breathing, and Circulation of all patients if possible and appropriate.

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Select the correct ProQA protocol based on the symptoms provided: "I need help now, I'm having a heart attack!"

The application saves time and resources by automating extraction and transfer of ProQA files to the IAED data warehouse. Below are links to specific dashboards by protocol discipline. Click here for answers to some frequently asked questions.

2018年10月24日 · As the exclusive licensee and distributor of the IAED’s unified protocol systems, Priority Dispatch integrates these protocols with the technology of ProQA ® software. ProQA enables dispatch ...

2024年10月9日 · In response to the alarming rise in mental health distress calls to 911 – specifically suicide calls – the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch® (IAED™) and Priority Dispatch® are pleased to announce the release of Protocol 41: Caller in Crisis (1st Party Only) with the ProQA® v5.1.1.50 Maintenance Release.

Local Fire Administration/Agency must define and authorize the following definitions for each of the corresponding Fire Chief Complaints. Initials present in individual categories will indicate approval of usage of that definition. Absence of initials will indicate non-approval.