S*T*A*R C*A*R*E
is the code of conduct and our guiding principles at Action Ambulance.

Safe:

Were my actions safe-for me, for my patient, for my colleagues, for other professionals, my organization, and for the public?

Team-Based:

Were my actions taken with due regard for the opinions and feelings of my co-workers, including those from other agencies?

Attentive to human needs:

Did I treat my patient/customer as a person? Did I keep him/her warm?  Was I gentle? Did I tell him/her what to expect in advance?  Did I treat his/her family and/or relatives with similar respect?

Respectful:

Did I act toward my patient, my colleagues, my teammates from other agencies, the hospital staff and the public with the kind of respect that I would have wanted to receive myself?

Customer Accountable:

If I were face-to-face right now with my customer, could I look them in the eye and say “I did my very best for you”

Appropriate:

Were my actions appropriate-medically, professionally, legally, and practically, considering the circumstances I faced?

Reasonable:

Did my actions make sense?  Would a reasonable colleague of my experience have acted similarly, under the same circumstances?

Ethical:

Were my actions fair and honest in every way?  Are my answers to these questions?

 

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