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Hmmmm.... Tim Nowak , happy to have you weigh in on this, but Christopher Turner & EMERGICON team: this may be worth an overdue further and even public discussion, such as a webinar about the value of data. The notion to "stick it all in the narrative" is sooo NEMSIS V2. Dispatch details, medications, procedures, and more -- all of those should be captured discretely now, the better to: ___________ (a) Reduce charting time dramatically, by as much as 66% -- this is especially true in Texas via Pulsara -to- ePCR integration! (Go on, ask me how I know....) (b) Improve revenue capture -- because every year, agencies do it this way and leave HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS (if not billions) of dollars on the table [maybe we should stop doing it that way, then....]; and (c) The availability of discrete data allows for the construction of CP/MIH and other data-centric programs that require evidence of efficacy over time. But if you "put it in the narrative" instead, you won't have this data when you need them. ___________ The Beyond Lucid Technologies team will be glad to dig interested agencies into the math anytime. Cheers!

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