In which situation would you utilize Protocol 32?

Utilizing Protocol 32 is specifically focused on scenarios where a medical alarm has been activated but there is a failure to establish contact with the patient. This protocol guides the dispatcher through appropriate steps to ensure the safety of the patient and responders, as well as to assess the situation based on limited information.

In cases where there is an active medical alarm, quick decisions must be made to possibly dispatch emergency services. The protocol emphasizes the importance of ensuring that immediate actions are taken to locate and assist the patient even when they cannot be reached directly. This could involve alerting law enforcement if necessary, depending on the nature of the alarm, and coordinating with dispatch units to check on the safety of the individual.

This focus on emergency response in the absence of communication highlights the urgency and complexity of situations where time-sensitive information is critical for patient care.