Somehow I’ve become the go-to site for information on the EMS Narrative Report. I’m very much OK with that. I believe that the Narrative Report and the EMS Report is the most important information-sharing tool for the Paramedic or EMT.
Here are some of the things I’ve written concerning the EMS Narrative Report, and for EMS Charting general.
“Soapy Pictures – The EMS Narrative Report” – This article is about the evolution of my narrative style, and shows how I went from just writing something into actually charting about the patient in the best way that I can. It shows how I fuse the “Chronological Narrative” reporting style with “SOAP Charting” (using the SOAP method to write the EMS narrative) – There’s a lot of tips in here.
http://proems.blogspot.com/2009/06/soapy-pictures-ems-narrative-report.html
“More on EMS Narrative Reporting” – This article is a more in-depth “nuts and bolts” how-to guide for the paramedic or EMT to use in designing their narrative reporting style. I emphasize how to properly place information and how to share it with the user of the information. Emphasis is placed on using the SOAP charting method.
http://proems.blogspot.com/2009/06/more-on-ems-narrative-reporting.html
“Six Tricks you can Use Today to Improve your EMS Narrative Report” – Don’t have time to read due to your call volume? Use these tips and tricks as a quick tutorial and begin writing professional EMS narrative Reports today. Whether you’re a paramedic or an EMT, these tips will have you writing your ambulance run sheet like a pro.
http://proems.blogspot.com/2009/07/six-tricks-you-can-use-today-to-improve.html
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