In what year did the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration endorse the EMS Agenda for the Future?

The endorsement of the EMS Agenda for the Future by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration occurred in the year 2000. This document was a significant milestone in the development of emergency medical services in the United States, as it outlined a vision for the future of EMS that included improvements in systems of care, education, and practice. The document sought to enhance the integration of EMS into the overall public health system, encouraging a collaborative approach to emergency care and emphasizing the need for quality, accessible, and efficient services. The year 2000 represented a pivotal moment in recognizing and formalizing these goals, which has influenced EMS development and policy initiatives since that time.