The Response section captures the basics of your response — the unit you were on, the level of service it provides, and whether you went lights and sirens.
What to fill in
- Unit — the truck or unit number you responded with. Pick from your agency's vehicle list.
- Type of Service Requested — 911, interfacility, intercept, scheduled, etc.
- Primary Role of the Unit — transport, non-transport, supervisor, rescue, etc.
- Response Mode to Scene — emergent (lights and sirens) or non-emergent.
How units pre-fill
If your unit's default level of service is set up correctly in Demographics → Vehicles, picking the unit fills in the level of service for you. You only need to change it if today's service level is different from the unit's default.
An example
You are working Medic 3, your agency's critical care truck. You start a PCR. In the Response section you pick Medic 3 from the unit dropdown. CloudPCR fills in the level of service as "Critical Care" because that's the default for Medic 3 in your demographics. You pick Interfacility Transfer for the type of service requested and Non-emergent for the response mode. Done — three fields, ten seconds.