You’re invited to the
NEMSIS Annual Meeting of EMS Stakeholders!
Join us for an important gathering to collaborate, share insights, and shape the future of emergency medical services.
📅 Date: Tuesday, August 26 – Friday, August 29, 2025
📍 Location: Sheraton Park City, Park City, UT
Stay tuned for additional details and agenda highlights. We look forward to your participation in this vital conversation.
Together, we can make a difference!
2024 NEMSIS Annual Meeting
The NEMSIS Annual Meeting allows EMS stakeholders nationwide to participate in a face-to-face working meeting. Stakeholders engage in meaningful discussions on various topics related to the NEMSIS standard. We aim to present topics and presenters that inspire, motivate, and encourage EMS stakeholders to continue their great work. The meeting is an informative and enjoyable experience for attendees. The meeting will be conducted in collaboration with NHTSA’s Office of EMS.
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The National Emergency Medical Services Information System Technical Assistance Center (NEMSIS TAC) announced today the availability of the 2023 Public-Release Research Dataset, the largest publicly available dataset of emergency medical service activations in the United States.
Those interested in requesting a copy of the 2023 Public-Release Research Dataset can contact the NEMSIS TAC and fill out a request form here https://test.nemsis.org/using-ems-data/request-research-data. A link will be provided to the dataset, as well as the 2023 NEMSIS Data User Manual, NEMSIS Data Dictionary, Extended Data Definitions, and Sample SAS code.
The NEMSIS TAC is developing resources to improve data interoperability between EMS and other healthcare providers. These resources will help ensure EMS can access patient information at the scene, send its patient care report to the hospital, and receive information about the patient’s hospital treatment afterward. Learn more about how you can get involved in interoperability.
The page to link to would be: https://test.nemsis.org/using-ems-data/interoperability/.
This page contains information about the 2023 EMS Data Summit 2.0, a dynamic post-conference meeting that promises to be one of the highlights of the 2023 ONC Annual Meeting.
Scheduled for Friday, December 15, 2023, from 12:30 to 3:30 PM (ET), this meeting will bring together EMS data specialists and software vendors from across the nation, providing them with an exclusive opportunity to delve deep into the world of standardized emergency medical services (EMS) data.
Hosted at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington, D.C., this event offers in-person and virtual attendance options, ensuring accessibility for all interested participants. Whether you join us on-site or remotely, the EMS Data Summit is your gateway to exploring lessons learned from the 2020 EMS Data Summit and driving progress in integrating EMS data with hospital electronic medical records (EMRs) and health information exchanges (HIEs).
Registration is absolutely FREE, so be part of an enlightening experience that promises to shape the future of EMS data integration. Click here to register the flyer below or scan the QR code to secure your spot, and don’t forget to make your hotel reservations at the Omni Shoreham Hotel for a great experience.
The NEMSIS TAC, in collaboration with NHTSA’s Office of EMS, has developed a resource to understand the scope and quantify the impact of motor vehicle crash-related (MVC) injuries that generate an EMS response.
The Post-Crash Care: EMS Response to MVC-Related Injuries report is provided to the public demonstrating a more complete picture of the characteristics of EMS response to MVC injuries.
Updated quarterly, this report includes current trends and graphs detailing overall MVC-specific response, severe injury, pedestrian, motorcycle, bicyclist, ejections, older adults, and comparisons between fatal, severe injury, and injury rates.
Please feel free to contact the TAC nemsis@hsc.utah.edu with questions.
The Non-Fatal Opioid Overdose Tracker is now available for public use!
The first-of-its-kind data dashboard, which was developed for the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) using national EMS data, will help policymakers and service providers target responses to the overdose epidemic and save more lives.
This information will help first responders identify trends and patterns of overdoses so they can direct prevention strategies more effectively.
“This dashboard puts data to work, strengthening our ability to save lives and fight back against the opioid crisis,” said Ann Carlson, Acting Administrator of NHTSA.
The Biden Administration’s National Drug Control Strategy calls for developing and strengthening the nation’s data systems to reach people at-risk of an overdose, and expand access to treatment for substance use disorder and high-impact harm reduction interventions like naloxone.
Access the page here: https://test.nemsis.org/nonfatal-drug-overdose-surveillance-dashboard/
The NEMSIS Annual v3 Implementation Meeting was held on August 22nd – 24th, 2023.
Please complete the Basin physical activity waiver by July 31
https://waiver.smartwaiver.com/e/pzJBxmRrej88v8NM7Ly3bn/
The NEMSIS TAC is pleased to announce the digital publication of the 2021 NEMSIS National EMS Data Report.
Gathered from the largest publicly available database of prehospital medical care in the United States, this report presents data collected during EMS activations across the nation. Check it out for national trends on response, patient care, medications, interventions, patient and system demographics, and more.
For more information or additional details, contact the TAC at support@nemsis.atlassian.net.