Seattle's 911 Medical System Scrutinized
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Seattles nine-one-one medical system faces scrutiny after a Seattle Times investigation reveals long ambulance waits, nurse triage line issues, and questions about contractor American Medical Response. Mayor Katie Wilson and City Council public safety chair Bob Kettle plan to review the system, with Kettle aiming to address gaps and Wilson considering city-run ambulance capacity. The firefighters union advocates for the Fire Department to handle more transports, and former councilmember Lisa Herbold expresses regret over oversight issues. A tragic case involving Pamela Hogans death highlights the need for better oversight, including tracking wait times and training Uber drivers for patients.
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