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What country did the first documented police communications constable carry a hand bell or rattle/ratchet to alert others in the area of his need?
Old England
What agency was the first to update signal lights to call booths called private boxes only for police and reputable citizens and in what year?
Chicago 1870
What is the Florida Statute which mandates anyone working in a public safety PSAP must receive training and certification prior to working without direct supervision and in what year did this occur?
401.465 in 2010
What agency implemented the first two way radio?
Bayonne, NJ
911 is the emergency number used in the U.S. and in what other country?
Canada
The 911 system was developed with the first test call being placed in what year and from what location?
Haleyville, AL in 1968
The first enhanced 911 call was received where and when?
Orange County, FL 1980
Which president declared 911 as the "National Communications Number" and in what year?
President Bill Clinton in 1999
List some behaviors that might discredit the PST profession, agency, or its members.
Rudeness, Bad Attitude, Gossiping.
Which state evolved radio communications with the installation of radio receivers?
California
Define ethics.
Principles of honor, morality & accepted rules of conduct.
Define professionalism.
Behavioral & attitude patterns exhibiting standards & character.
Unethical conduct by individual PST's is viewed by the public as a reflection on whom?
Individual, agency and entire profession.
What Florida statute deals with Public Safety telecommunicators incurring any obligation which is in conflict with proper discharge of his or her duties?
112.311
List ask considered professionally unethical.
Dishonesty, maliciousness,prejudice, offering or excepting gratuities and false testimony.
List ask considered professionally unethical.
Dishonesty, maliciousness,prejudice, offering or excepting gratuities and false testimony.
What question should a PST consider when deciding whether a gratuity or gift is being offered?
Am I now obliged or would I have gotten this if I weren't a PST.
Define negligence of duty.
Careless or reckless performance or failure to do one's duty.
Define negligence of duty.
Careless or reckless performance or failure to do one's duty.
PFTs will maintain the integrity of private information. Violations of __________ are subject to disciplinary actions and/or civil liability and/or criminal prosecution
Confidentiality
Explain how criminal and civil law affects telecommunications operations.
Determines the difference between and whether police response is required for Public Safety.
When it comes to the standard of guilt what is the difference between civil and criminal law?
Civil law uses a lower standard using preponderance of the evidence whereas civil law requires guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
What can be awarded for a violation of the Civil law?
Compensation
What can be awarded for a violation of the Civil law?
Compensation
Telecommunicators are often faced with civil questions and situations. What should the Telecommunicator rely on to determine response?
Agency policy and procedure to determine response.
What year was HIPAA established?
1996
Explained HIPAA privacy rule.
Designed to protect patients from disclosure of health info whether oral/written/electronic.
Explain the security rule.
Series of administrative/physical/tech safeguards to ensure confidentiality/integrity of health info.
Does HIPAA prevent PST's from relaying information necessary for responding units to care for and treat patients?
No
What is the importance of testifying in court?
To prove/disprove and offer facts to prove guilt/innocence and/or sentencing.
Define deposition.
The taking of testimony under oath as part of discovery.
Is a deposition taken in front of a judge or jury?
No
What is the appropriate demeanor and behavior for giving testimony during the hearing trial or grand jury appearance?
Professional image/confidence and courteous while giving straightforward answers.