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<abstract>Local emergency medical systems (EMS) have reported substantial
needs in such areas as personnel, training, equipment, and the	 
availability of doctors to advise emergency personnel in the	 
field. Federal agencies have supported EMS improvements by acting
as facilitators rather then by establishing requirements or	 
providing significant funding. The agencies provide technical	 
assistance, set voluntary standards for licensing EMS providers, 
and administer limited grant funding. The four federal agencies  
GAO studied have separately begun to collect EMS data or promote 
data consistency. However, progress in developing this		 
information has been slow. State and local EMS officials	 
attributed the lack of progress to the many competing demands on 
their time and said that EMS providers and local systems have few
incentives to collect and report EMS information.</abstract>
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