Start with scope, then open the controlling source
- This page identifies where the document fits and connects it to related on-page material.
- The complete OCEMS document remains authoritative for exact requirements, exceptions, and clinical or administrative language.
- Check current OCEMS notices and agency direction before field use.
Document profile
- Document type
- Clinical standing order
- OCEMS code
- SO-C-015
- Collection
- Standing orders
- Source topic
- Cardiac - ALS Standing Orders
- Population
- All / see source
- Scope
- ALS
- Source index update
- July 15, 2021
- Source checked
- September 16, 2026
Where it fits: Chest Pain of Suspected Cardiac Origin or Suspected Angina Equivalent Symptoms is an official standing-order reference used to verify assessment, treatment authority, base-contact triggers, and transport direction. OCEMS lists it under “Cardiac - ALS Standing Orders.”
Document note: Use the complete official document for mandatory wording, exceptions, definitions, and requirements that cannot be reduced safely to directory metadata.
Use this source safely
- Match the patient, age group, presentation, and provider scope before applying a standing-order pathway.
- Verify medication doses, repeat limits, base-contact requirements, and transport language in the complete current document.
- Use the source index date as a directory signal, not as proof that no later notice or agency instruction applies.
- When the PDF and a summary differ, follow the current official document and medical or operational direction.