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EMERGENCY MEDICAL SE ES FIRST RESPONDER ADVANCED LIFE SUPS AGREEMENT (7/1/2019) MEDICAL PRIORITY DISPATCH A system approved by the County EMS Medical Director that categorizes emergency calls SYSTEM ("MPDS") using an escalating scale of severity assigned to medical conditions, relative to the level and timeliness of response. MULTI -CASUALTY INCIDENT ("MCI") MUTUAL -AID PARAMEDIC PCR rPRIMARY SERVICE AREA RESPONSE TIME QUALITY IMPROVEMENT STATE A Multi -Casualty Incident (MCI) is any incident where the number of injured persons exceeds the day-to-day operating capabilities and requires additional resources and/or the distribution of patients to multiple hospitals. Emergency service performed by neighboring providers during periods of severe weather, multi -casualty incidents, or other events that overwhelm existing resources. As defined in California Health and Safety Code, Division 2.5, §1797.84. Patient Care Report, in electronic form. The City jurisdictional limit or area(s) for which the responding agency is responsible to provide emergency response. See EXHIBIT A FOR A DESCRIPTION OF THE CITY'S PRIMARY SERVICE AREA. The time elapsed from the time a call is received by the response unit from the dispatch center, until arrival at the incident location by the FRALS. As defined in the California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Chapter 12 and EMSA #166: EMS System Quality Improvement Guidelines. The State of California, its departments and/or agencies. 1V