Medical Services Guidelines

These guidelines do not replace the internal SOPs for your department. Please ensure to follow the operating procedures set forth by your agency command.

EMS Guidelines

1. EMS and Pillbox Guidelines

• Chief of EMS Responsibilities

  • The Chief of EMS is responsible for developing and issuing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) regarding vehicle use, ranks, and other operational protocols within EMS.

  • All EMS members must adhere to the SOPs issued by the Chief without exception.

• Vehicle Usage

  • EMS vehicles must be used responsibly, reflecting realistic emergency service behavior.

  • A single EMS member on duty may use a faster vehicle if deemed necessary for prompt response, as specified by the Chief.

• Professional Conduct

  • EMS personnel must maintain professionalism and respect during all interactions.

  • EMS uniforms are strictly forbidden while off duty.

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2. Medical Treatment

• Initial Assessment Upon arrival at a scene, EMS must assess injuries using /me commands, such as:

  • /me is looking for visible injuries

  • /me checks for signs of bleeding or trauma

• First Aid EMS should apply basic first aid at the scene:

  • /me applies bandages to the wound

  • /me stabilizes the injured area with a splint

• Unresponsive Patients

  • If the injured player does not respond to /me commands, assume unconsciousness and transport to Pillbox for further care.

• Transport Decisions

  • EMS members may determine the necessity of further treatment at Pillbox based on injury severity and roleplay responses.

• Guiding Roleplay

  • EMS should lead treatment roleplay, including inquiries about medical history and deciding on appropriate care.

• Medication Administration

  • Only legal medications may be prescribed or administered during treatment.

• Detailed Roleplay Logging

  • Ensure all actions are documented using /me commands for clarity and realism.

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3. Additional Guidelines for EMS

• Emergency Prioritization

  • Emergency calls take priority over minor incidents unless no other emergencies are pending.

• Neutrality and Boundaries

  • EMS is a neutral faction and must avoid engaging in law enforcement or criminal activities while on duty.

  • EMS personnel must not carry weapons unless specified by SOPs or in special scenarios.

• Scene Safety

  • EMS must wait for police clearance before entering dangerous scenes (e.g., active shootings or hostage situations).

• Handling Deceased Patients

  • In cases of death, roleplay notifying next-of-kin if possible and follow established protocols for body handling.

• Unbiased Treatment

  • EMS must provide unbiased treatment to all players, including criminals, unless explicitly prevented by roleplay scenarios (e.g., being held hostage).

• Vehicle Maintenance

  • Damaged EMS vehicles must be reported and repaired promptly to maintain operational readiness.

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4. Training and Conduct

• Training Requirements

  • New EMS recruits must complete training under the supervision of a senior EMS member or Field Training Officer (FTO).

• Code of Conduct

  • EMS personnel must maintain professionalism at all times, respecting the roleplay of others.

  • EMS personnel are NOT allowed to ride along with players who are NOT EMS trained.

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This document ensures EMS operations align with Fusion Roleplay's server rules and criminal guidelines while fostering immersive and high-quality roleplay.