Add location and incident data

  1. (If you have not done so already) Add a new incident, or open an existing incident, as described in Add or edit an incident.

    By default, the Response tab and Incident Information sub-tab are selected, and fields for entering location and incident data appear on the left side of the interface. Fields with red text indicate required information.

    Note: Through the FH Medic administration site, the FH Medic application can be highly configured to display or hide individual fields, require or not-require fields, and even change field labels. As a result, different fields may appear for you than what is shown in the screen shot.

    Information on using the FH Medic administration site to control the fields in the FH Medic application is available in the FH Medic Administrator's Guide .

  2. Under Location, enter data as described in Understand the interface and data entry in it.

    Field Information needed

    Address

    The street address where the incident occurred.

    Zip

    The name of the state where the incident occurred, and the numerical code assigned by the U.S. Postal Service to all U.S. jurisdictions.

    City

    The name of the city where the incident occurred.

    Note: If the incident occurred in an unincorporated area, use the city found in the mailing address for the incident location.

    State

    The name of the state where the incident occurred.

    Location Type

    A description of the location where the incident occurred.

    Map Page

    The page number the location can be found on in the fire department's map book.

    Comments

    Additional comments about the location of the incident.

  3. Under Incident, enter data as described in Understand the interface and data entry in it.

    Field Information needed

    Incident Number

     

    A unique incident number assigned by the fire department or dispatch center for every incident to which the department is called.

    Note: You may need to obtain this number from an alarm or dispatch center.

    Date of Service

    The date the dispatcher was notified about the incident.

    Transport Type

    The type of transportation used to take a patient to a facility for treatment. This is typically an Advanced Life Support (ALS) or Basic Life Support (BLS) apparatus.

    Dispatch
    Complaint

    The reason emergency personnel were initially dispatched to the scene.

    Scene Information

    A list of other units and crew members at the incident scene.

    1. Click Show.

      The Scene Information screen appears.

    2. Do any of the following.

    3. In the lower right corner of the screen, click Go Back.
    Prior Aid

    Notes about what aid was given to the patient before the medics arrived.